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Victorian Hiatt Irish 8 HandcuffsOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Vernon Cross Esq. Date: c. 1900 Width: 5 inches Inner cuff diameters: 2 inches x 2. 75 inches The Irish 8 being a sought after cuff, this pair having a nice light patina and in full working order. The Darby spring backed bolt with external threading is pulled out with the internally threaded screw key. These cuffs are so called as they form a figure of eight and were used primarily in Ireland. The stamps

Women carried precious little around in their bags: essentially just lipstick

although the building still remains known as the Atkinson's Building on account of the name "Atkinson's" written in the brickwork which you can still see today

The straight lines of her back and neck provide an image of poise

The Black Prison was the last type of prison Bentham established

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the single treadle wheel constructed in birch and stained softwoods

The oak frame having ring turned legs

which goes far toward maintaining it is that Kurdistan has an unfailing supply of wool

The first would have held TR: SENEGA which is Tinctura of Senega root

Traditionally these rugs were knotted on a foundation of wool and cattle-hair

The quality of these syringes points to them having once been owned by relatively well off Victorian owners

The contraption comprises a brass handle

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