Victorian Uniform Tin For C.W.Snell R.N
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1.The Metal Tin box is a victorian piece with brass nameplate on top . the name on the plate is C.W.Snell Royal Navy. He joined up in 1894 served on various ships until 1st of october 1917 as an engineer Lieutenant Commander. In 1924 he served on the H.M.S Carysfort and ending his career on the H.M Dockyard Ceylon in 1939 , retired in 1944 as a Engineering Commander . The tin has been re-painted at some stage but is free from any dents,
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1.The Metal Tin box is a victorian piece with brass nameplate on top . the name on the plate is C.W.Snell Royal Navy. He joined up in 1894 served on various ships until 1st of october 1917 as an engineer Lieutenant Commander. In 1924 he served on the H.M.S Carysfort and ending his career on the H.M Dockyard Ceylon in 1939 , retired in 1944 as a Engineering Commander . The tin has been re-painted at some stage but is free from any dents,
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