Two Rare Striped Linen Laundry Sacks; Her Majesty’s Prison c.1959-60

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Two Rare Striped Linen Laundry Sacks; Her Majesty’s Prison c.1959-60Origin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1959 60 Height: 24 Width: 24 (each) Priced individually and dating from the middle of the twentieth century, the very scarcely found buff and navy black pin striped linen laundry sacks, each being two feet in size and stamped 19 1 HMP23 1959 and 19 1 HMP23 1960 respectively and with the original rope tie handles. In good un cleaned condition, the bags are complete with their ties and

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