Made by the Birmingham trade for export to South Africa. It then found its way to India and returned to this country in the 1980s. Made as an everyday tool for a colonist.
Made by the Birmingham trade for export to South Africa. It then found its way to India and returned to this country in the 1980s. Made as an everyday tool for a colonist.
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Birmingham
1870
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