1930 Australian Tour Cigarette Case from Downside School Boys
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1930 Australian Tour to England: 9ct gold & sterling silver cigarette case, hallmarked Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1929, engraved on lid with initials 'W.M.W.', and engraved inside 'To W.M. Woodfull, Captain of the Australian cricket x I, From the Boys of Downside School in Remembrance of the Visit of Your Team to Downside, June 10th-12th 1930'. Together with original suede case by Mappin & Webb
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