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I find anywhere after '49 https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/creator/237333#/titles
love this sort of thing ! https://archive.org/details/CAT31386614
These containers come il a zillion shapes and sizes ( I sort of collected them :) treen boxes in english, boite en buis ( box wood) in french
https://www.bownessbaybrewing.co.uk/visit-our-shop/ for cleaning I've been using STERADENT for years ( fizzy denture cleaner ) yum [ATTACH] it...
smokers don't have any companions left ....
That has to be the best suggestion so far ! [ATTACH]
they both seem to have shaved muzzles ! does yours have a lump on top of his back the square thing is a growler [ATTACH]
https://www.totallyteddybears.com/old-teddy-bears.html#farnelid https://www.totallyteddybears.com/chad-valley-teddy-bear.html
don't think it's Farnell or very recent I think Chad valley had velvet paws and soles too. they both had various stitching representing mouth or...
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Could we have the size of the engraving so we can calculate the size of the mammouth ? .... then again, it could be celluloid .. Can you see if...
the paper backing looks pretty old.... the hooks recentish is it possibly on ivory ? [ATTACH]
just a curiosity whilst were talking about singer tables found out a few years ago why some tables are bevelled one way and others bevelled the...
Thanks you all for your help, guess it'll go down in history as a tin opener :) Special thanks to Shangas even though he /she thinks my thingey...
the "blade" is rounded edge and wouldn't scratch anything. it certainly hasn't been cobbled [ATTACH] and as I mentioned it is patented
teaspoon handles worked well too , especially Savoy spoons; Hilton spoons being too thick :)[ATTACH] I'm just trying to find out if this is a...
yep, most tins were tight fitting at the time, trying to find the same referenced somewhere !
I know its Nicke silver but I couldn't edit the title where I'd put silver plate [ATTACH]
I think it's the first time I'm posting and not sure if it's the correct thread I have this 13 + cms, british "thingy" dates from before the 60's...
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