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    Posted 4 years ago

    Roneep
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    Is this trunk anything special? Peeling paper inside , Looks like it could have had black paint applied to outside. One latch still works

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    1. greendog greendog, 4 years ago
      unfortunately no, this is a very common and inexpensive trunk made by hundreds of trunk makers of the time, from early 1880's to early 1900's
    2. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      Well there is one possibility
      But it is a stretch
      Could be a magic flying Trunk
      1839
      Hans Christian Andersen
      Just watch out for the fireworks
      Better luck next time
    3. greendog greendog, 4 years ago
      the front latches were patented in 1872, the tin cross slat clamps on the top were patented in 1880 by C. A. Taylor, the black color or japanning as it was called was a heavy black lacquer used on metal, the embossed tin flower pattern was probably gold in color.
    4. Roneep, 4 years ago
      Thank you for your knowledge!!

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