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Early Edwardian Huntley & palmers Waverley bound book biscuit tin

Early Edwardian Huntley & palmers Waverley bound book biscuit tin

$190 (approx conversion from £140)

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About this item

A beautiful example of the earlier example of the Huntley and palmers bound book tins. This one features the book written by sir Walter Scott dating from around 1901 to 1905 a rare tin in this condition with the original tin leather belt. A Lovely early biscuit tin

condition 

the tin has some wear in places and scratches but a nice example with no major damage 

any questions please feel free to contact me 

thankyou

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Additional Information

Code

13520 (AB-303322)

Dimensions

W: 17cm  (6.7")H: 17cm  (6.7")

Period

Early 20th Century, Edwardian (1901 to 1910)

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Welcome to Antique Advertising, my name is Ben. I pride myself on collecting, buying, and selling top-end advertising items. I've had a strong passion for advertising and everything old shop-related since I was 14. I started out by buying tins at low-end prices of a few pounds. As I delved deeper...