Tinplate Apprentice Indenture - 1854

Name: Tinplate Apprentice Indenture - 1854
SKU: as167a884
Price: 28.00 GBP
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Apprentice Indenture dated 21st April 1854 between Richard
Gaskin, 59 Park Street, Princes Road in the parish of Lambeth, put himself to be Apprenticed for 7 years to James Pillans Wilson, Citizen and Pattern Maker of London, to learn his art of a Tinplate Worker.
The Indenture has a Blue Tax Duty Stamp of Two Shillings and Sixpence plus a London Franking dated 12-10-53 B. Two Seals, one of Richard Gaskin and the other James Wilson. On reverse a Victoria Cypher.
Printed Letterpress and Hand Written onto vellum. Due to personal reasons 'Wayside Mews and Collectables' will be unable to fulfil any orders for the immediate future, this will include the period up to St Valentines Day 2023. Please check back to their Antiques Atlas home page for updates on when they will return to full service. We apologise for any inconvenience and hope to be back soon.

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Dimensions22 cms x 22.5 cms (8.7/8" x 8.3/4") Category Antique Ephemera Date 21st April 1854 Early Victorian Antiques Material Vellum Origin English Condition Very Good Item code as167a884 Status For Sale

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