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now framed and glazed with circular inset border
Some of the castors need a little attention via adjustments and this can be done at the same time
hydrous silicate of magnesia that is found in pockets within clay or serpentine deposits
Thou ne'er took such bleth'ran bitch
to include handles) or 38 inches wide (the shelves)
A Boer War Period Pine Officer’s Box & Artefacts; S. Shirley Royal Engineers c.1900 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus now framed and glazed withOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900Height: 7. 5Width: 14Depth: 9. 25The painted pine traveling officers box, sign written to the top S. Shirley Royal Engineers, and richly textured in bitumen, opening to reveal a compartmentalised interior with upper slatted book shelf, bearing many officers tools and trinkets of war and having two secret sliding drawers, surviving in untouched condition from the Boer War period (1899