A Silver Sovereign Holder, Notelet Folder & Card Case. The pendant sovereign case by Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd with two spring loaded coin holders in a oval pendant casing with suspension ring to one end, engraved with initials JGB to the hinged lid and stamped with Chester hallmarks for 1913. The notelet folder engraved with cross-hatching and stamped with Birmingham hallmarks for 1915 and Horton & Allday's maker's punch. The card case with a hinged flap opening to the top, engraved with a depiction of Dunfermline Abbey to the front with London hallmarks for 1902, stamped S Mordan & Co Patent.

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