An Edwardian Cream Leather Travelling Suitcase of Drew & Sons, Piccadilly Circus, London sub-Curios Marked ‘Post and Delivery’

Marked ‘Post and Delivery’

on boxes in Georgian times tended to illustrate people and animals in landscapes or as we see here

The name "fede" comes from the Italian phrase mani in fede or

a truly colourful character hunted this deer and in turn the animal kingdom took vengeance a decade later to prematurely take Ernest’s own life

An Edwardian Cream Leather Travelling Suitcase of Drew & Sons, Piccadilly Circus, London sub-Curios Marked ‘Post and Delivery’Origin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1905 1914 Height: 9. 5 inches (flat) Width: 30. 25 inches Depth: 17 inches Of Edwardian origin, the travelling case in buff cream hide and leather, the makers name Drew & Sons, Piccadilly Circus, London clearly found, badged to the underside lid amongst a sky blue pin stripe interior, the hide and leather having a beautiful evocative patina and lustrous natural shine. The