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Shan
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Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
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tahir
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Shan
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gz
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dpack
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oak, nice practical, long lasting.
to give it a date or maker i would need to see the hinges etc, between the wars(1 and2) is a fair bet, i could be later if the parts were in stock
classic practical "traditional" middle class stuff for the period
most of it has been lost
nice, not for me but don't sell that for firewood money, it is a good condition classic of the type(even if it is a bit young and brown)
i am leaning on a gillow's 1937 partner desk at the mo, i got that for £400 and paying chums with a van to collect it bargain delux, ummmm timing
your thing is nearly as well constructed from what i can see, does it have any name plates, stamps etc
that sort of thing matters
if if is no name and nice the correct someone will still make use of it for a fair price.
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Shan
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Shan
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dpack
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Shan
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dpack
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Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
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Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
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dpack
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dpack
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