A leather stationary case and letter rack

A leather stationary case, John Bagshaw & Sons, Liverpool, second half 20th century, in tan hide with gilt brass fittings, opening to a fitted interior with paper wallet, blotter, address book and accounts book, 36cm wide, together with a leather and brass letter rack of equestrian interest, modelled as three graduated stirrup-shaped dividers set on a leather-bound base, 21cm high. (2)

Condition Report
The case: likely pig skin and in fair condition. There are a few small ink stains to the top, minor wear and cosmetic marks especially to the edges and corners. Minor rubbing to the brass fittings. Front initialled A.I.J. Inside fair with some minor cosmetic blemishes.
Letter rack: negligible signs of use.

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