George v silver jubilee towel

I have a hand towel that I have had many decades and have now decided it's time to downsize so getting rid of things bit by bit but I have no idea of it's worth if anything. Will try and explain it as I don't seem to be able to put a picture on here for some reason. So it's a green and white hand towel with George V and Silver Jubilee 1910/1935 on it. I have tried to google it but can find nothing, there is no label on it either which doesn't help. IT came from my mother many years ago but I don't know how she acquired it. anyone out there give me any help on this one please.​

 

They're minimal value, sadly, as they were produced in the tens of thousands or more.

 

If it's a light weight linen tea towel with an attractive design, I've watched some lovely vintage ones sold on etsy for about 25-28 bucks each. I was shocked to see how much a tea towel could sell for! I just wasn't up to wanting to pay that much, plus shipping, to wipe my dishes! So they do have some minimal value, as Bear said.

 

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It's a normal hand towel

 

Patricia, that could run the gamut of goods! No idea what a "normal hand towel" means to you, as it is at least "vintage" and now am not sure if it is the type to dry dishes in the kitchen, or the type to dry a body after a shower in the bathroom?

 

Just bite the bullet and post up a picture!

 

To dry yourself with after a wash, that's what I class as a normal hand towel

 

As a collector of English royalty stuff, I'd happily pay $10 US for it but no more.

 

Ok thanks, hard to imagine.

I chuckle to think the exact same about a tea towel of any collectible sort! Thanks