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Case for banjulele
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Object No.
2005/56/1-2Object Statement
Case, accessory for banjulele, cardboard / velvet / metal / paper, maker unknown, United States of America, 1918 - 1945Physical Description
Black hard cardboard and fabric case with blue felt of velvet lining. The case has an interior compartment and a handle and two clasps. Railway luggage labels are fixed to the top of the lid.Marks
Paper luggage label attached to exterior of case, printed in black '5005 / G.W.R. / Penzance / 1/3 / D.S. to S./ (horizontal line) / No. of / Packages / (horizontal line) / To (horizontal line) / Coy. (horizontal line) / Route (horizontal line) / PREPAID PARCEL / STAMP LABEL / 5005 / G.W.R. / Penzance / 1/3 / D.S. to S./ (horizontal line) / No. of / Packages / (horizontal line) / To (horizontal line) / Coy. (horizontal line) / PREPAID PARCEL / STAMP LABEL'Packing label, printed in red 'BRITISH RAILWAYS B.R. 21704 / FRAGILE / WITH CARE'
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https://ma.as/357680Dimensions
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245 mmDepth
95 mmProduction
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Notes
The maker of the case is unknown.Cite this Object
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