An Adjustable Early 20thC Shop Display Shirt & Collar Stand

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An Adjustable Early 20thC Shop Display Shirt & Collar StandOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 30 Height 18: inches 27 inches Width: 6 inches (at widest point) The telescopic stand of brass, aluminum and steel with rotating ball meaning it can be adjusted three hundred and sixty degrees, the stand extending to 27 inches from 18. Presented in good workable order. There is some tarnish and misshapen ness commensurate with age. This could be used as a stand for

Merlin is in vintage condition

about five hundred kilometers west-north-west from Kabul

Height: 11

The danger presented in war time propaganda was generally exaggerated

with seven operating mechanisms in tweed suit with two war medals including the “Defence Medal” with check bow-tie and black leather shoes

biconical rim moulding

which featured a U-section of string steel that was far superior to any competitor

and one that is further heightened by the well-defined rectangular silver frame which is clearly hallmarked

and a ceramic mixing palette

though limited

The gluteus medius has become decorative it seems…it also serves to rotate your thigh

Composed of an ebonised wooden frame with a stylised bead and reel moulded edge