About this object
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ID:
76.56/19
Production date:
1929-1939
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Location:
In Store
Reel of 'Nulli Secundus' adhesive mending tape stored within a tin reel with a cutter. The registered design tin reel is painted red and bears the Camberwell beauty emblem of the 'butterfly brand' adopted by the manufacturer Samuel Jones and Company in 1912. Such tape was used for mending and binding torn bank notes, music and books. The 'Nulli Secundus' stationery range was produced by the firm from the 1920s. By this time Samuel Jones and Company was a key employer in the Peckham Grove area.
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Measurements
H 30 mm; L 30 mm: DM 30 mm (overall)
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Materials
tin; paper
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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