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    Posted 8 years ago

    catburgler
    (290 items)

    I worked at a textile firm for 16 yrs prior to my current work.
    It was Canada Hair Cloth, one of the oldest industrial companies on the first welland canal. My office came with a huge desk full of years of crap, which i was told i inherited, take what i want and purge the rest was the direction. Among that stuff, this little gem, mason paper weight. Made of poured brass, production number 21. Hope tou enjoy.

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    Comments

    1. katherinescollections katherinescollections, 8 years ago
      Very nice! Masonic items are very valuable and collectible. :)
    2. NevadaBlades, 8 years ago
      And FREE, to boot!!! [;>)))
    3. catburgler catburgler, 8 years ago
      This building dated back to the war of 1812, yielded many gems over my 16 years there, thanks for looking.

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