An Espionage Concealment Key poa-item the great advantage of Woodhill

the great advantage of Woodhill was its excellent location

the work backed onto card and presented in the original ebonised moulded frame and surviving from the Luois Philippe period

finishing in a rope twist border

Period: Louis Philippe (1830-1848)

survives from the last quarter of the eighteenth century

An Espionage Concealment Key poa-item the great advantage of WoodhillOrigin: English Period: 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 2000 Height: 5 Width: 1. 75 Depth: 0. 5 The steel or iron key having a secret compartment for concealing messages or hiding poison, possibly of WWII origin, the barrel tip being flanged and lifting out to a hollow interior. The key is in very good condition and operates as it should. We are unsure if this key is of WWII age, but these types of weapons were produced by MI9 a department of