Null A GEORGE V SILVER BOX AND COVER, P.G. DODD & SON, LONDON, 1935
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A GEORGE V SILVER BOX AND COVER, P.G. DODD & SON, LONDON, 1935 in the form of a Queen Anne tobacco box, the stepped oval cover engraved with a coat of arms, Britannia standard, 9.5cm long, 147g The arms are those of Cameron, first adopted by Sir Ewen Cameron (1841-1908) in 1905, probably engraved for his son Ewen Allan Cameron (1879-1937), great-grandfather of the Foreign Secretary and former Prime Minister, David Cameron (The Rt. Hon. The Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton).

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A GEORGE V SILVER BOX AND COVER, P.G. DODD & SON, LONDON, 1935 in the form of a Queen Anne tobacco box, the stepped oval cover engraved with a coat of arms, Britannia standard, 9.5cm long, 147g The arms are those of Cameron, first adopted by Sir Ewen Cameron (1841-1908) in 1905, probably engraved for his son Ewen Allan Cameron (1879-1937), great-grandfather of the Foreign Secretary and former Prime Minister, David Cameron (The Rt. Hon. The Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton).

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