A Mounted Taxidermy Raccoon sub-Antiques The lock is defunct

The lock is defunct

fashioned from the best British tin plate

There are no creases or cracks and the colours remain vibrant with the beefeater and maiden featuring prominently on the cover due to the theme of the box being national costume

Places the butterflies were found include Dorset

As clips got more popular in the Victorian 1860s they were fashioned mostly in the forms of wheatsheafs

A Mounted Taxidermy Raccoon sub-Antiques The lock is defunctOrigin: Probably North America Period: Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 1980 Length: 27 inches Width: 16 inches Height: 12 inches Roger the Raccoon has had a troubled past. He was born to two drug addled parents, grew up on the mean streets of Virginia, was in and out of gangs, committed numerous house burglaries and common thievery, and it seemed to many that his life was to go the way of his brother's, Peter Shot as a Pest