An Unusual Collection of Thirteen Wooden Printing Picture Blocks, Each Depicting Electroliers c.1910 sub-Antiques Britain's Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Britain's Royal National Lifeboat Institution started using life preservers in Victorian times

the eyebrows and eyelashes black

as the following two documents prove

The term 'Ziegler' refers to the Anglo-Swiss company Ziegler & Co

The mixed collection of clockwork toys with glass eyes to include a plush sky blue elephant

An Unusual Collection of Thirteen Wooden Printing Picture Blocks, Each Depicting Electroliers c.1910 sub-Antiques Britain's Royal National Lifeboat InstitutionOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: N A Date: c. 1910 The Largest: 5 x 6. 5 inches The Smallest: 2. 5 x 3 inches Other measurements available on request The bakers dozen hand cut printing blocks, each in the form of Edwardian period electroliers depicting various sizes, shapes and styles. The condition of the blocks is excellent, and they remain un cleaned so most of them are half blackened with ink. If properly cleaned they