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Christmas 1914 tin

A brass tin given to British troops serving in the First World War as a gift commemorating Christmas 1914. The tins, which were distributed following a public appeal launched by the Princess Mary for donations to the "Soldiers and Sailors Christmas fund", contained a gift of tobacco, cigarettes, chocolate or sweets with a Christmas card. The tins, which were very useful watertight receptacles, w…

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Creator

  • Kate Fernie

Subject

  • Princess Mary
  • Brass tin
  • containers (receptacles)
  • tribute gifts
  • brass (alloy)
  • commemoratives
  • Brass

Type of item

  • 3D

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