• A George V silver double compartment stamp case, Ahronsberg Brothers, Birmingham, 1911

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Ahronsberg Brothers

A George V silver double compartment stamp case, Ahronsberg Brothers, Birmingham, 1911
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ZAR 2 000 - 2 500
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Birmingham, England
A George V silver double compartment stamp case, Ahronsberg Brothers, Birmingham, 1911
the flat rectangular case with engraved sliding cover and green cabochon thumbpiece, with gilt interior 18,7gall in, 5,3cm wide; and an American silver envelope single stamp case, foliate-engraved with a vacant reserve to the reverse, with ring attachment, 4,7g, 3cm wide
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