A 19thC Gilt Metal Combination Dip Pen & Protracting Pencil by S.Mordan & Co, London sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles these include fish

these include fish

just two years before Sir John died on the 31 July 1952 at the family estate in Shieldhill

and impressive rectangular copper tray

though importantly the individual fingers all remain in tact

Circumference: 6

A 19thC Gilt Metal Combination Dip Pen & Protracting Pencil by S.Mordan & Co, London sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles these include fishOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Length: 4. 5 inches (compact) Width: 0. 5 inches Maximum Length: 5. 5 inches (with pencil nib) The part fluted cylindrical barrel stamped S Mordan & Co, this example has no mechanisms, rather the user interchanges between the protracting pen and pencil neatly stored away at one end, whilst the screw off finial reveals the concealed lead reserve at the other. Mordan