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04 Oct 2019 09:13 AM  

 Anyone coming to Newark Antique Fair next week? I would like to say hello :)
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04 Oct 2019 09:15 AM  

 There is a nice tin I found recently:

 
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04 Oct 2019 05:38 PM  

 thats really nice any chance of seeing the other faces
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04 Oct 2019 09:36 PM  
Yes thats a cracking tin Sophie, I don't go that far North very often these days good hunting

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04 Oct 2019 11:04 PM  

 'don't go that far north' - Ross - the centre of Great Britain is Haltwhistle - in Northumberland, its about 200 miles further on, and 10 degrees colder, than Newark runway. Come on my friend you,ve managed to get to York before now, and survived!
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05 Oct 2019 06:26 AM  
Its still North ..............from the South Steve, its not the distance , its getting round the dam M25. Anyway my Geography teacher told me " Watford " was the centre of Britain !
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21 Oct 2019 09:27 AM  

 Magnificent example of this colourful and fascinating museum piece (22cm x 17cm x 14cm).  Each panel has a separate illustration which carries political meaning.  These include "Mr & Mrs Gladstone at Home"; "A Poltical Cricketer"; "Politicians on the Switchback" - Mr Tim Healy & Mr Parnell on a car labelled 'Home Rule' and Mr Simead Bartlett & Lord Randolph Churchill on one named 'Union'; "Lord Hartington en route from Hardwick to Chatsworth"; "Lady Randolph Churchill is called for"; "Truth and Temperance".  The tin is in fine condition, with a separate internal lid.

Email me if you are interested to buy it: szofita@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

 

 
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