The Lost Key; A c.1930s Hotel Key for Room 301B; The Shoreham, Washington USA

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The Lost Key; A c.1930s Hotel Key for Room 301B; The Shoreham, Washington USAOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Early Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1930 40Length: 5. 5 (with both key & fob) or 2. 75 the keyWidth: 1. 25 (fob)The mis laid 1930s period part barrel shafted iron key marked Oakley Brighton, to a black bakelite fob with beautifully etched and punched script for The Shoreham 301 B Washington D. C. with the reverse stating Drop in any mail box unsealed, postage guaranteed, the whole surviving from Art Deco period America.

loitering overhead

the figure to the right looking out to the viewer is particularly arresting

this easel provides real decorative presence in any room setting

which can clearly be removed in certain circumstances

The accommodation found in Third Class onboard Titanic for instance was equal to those found in Second Class of many other rival steamship companies

All bids will be screenshot to keep an electronic record of them

which makes her more alluring

A very appealing and scarce bottle that would add a great deal to a collection or of course employed decoratively

tiny chips

Most other major railways began ordering steam breakdown cranes in the late-1880s and 1890s

The effect is that the whole has a heavy

gazing forward with a ferocious expression and ready to pounce