Canada, Commonwealth. A Pair of Carved Bone Candlesticks from Pleasantville Internment Camp, 1940 Archive enamel loss and crazing evident

enamel loss and crazing evident on the coat-of-arms

Albert Memorial opposite Alberta Hall at Hyde Park in London

Instituted 1850

with partial detachment of the binding and handwritten numbers scattered throughout

Large Dual Clip Belt Loop (fabricated from one piece with a smooth finished dark brown exterior folded over

Canada, Commonwealth. A Pair of Carved Bone Candlesticks from Pleasantville Internment Camp, 1940 Archive enamel loss and crazing evidentTwo candlesticks from carved bone: One side featuring a large stemmed flower, the other engraved ST. JOHNS NEWFOUNDLAND, set on a wooden base (lift to remove), measures 85 mm (w base) x 185 mm (h), light wear, very fine. One side featuring a large stemmed flower, the other SOUVENIR OF INTERNMENT CAMP PLEASANTVILLE 1940, on a small wood base, (lift to remove), measures 85 mm (w base) x 185 mm (h), light wear, very fine. Footnote: Pleasantville