A Rare Primitive Antique Vampire Slaying Kit sub-Religion & Relics and RSPCA “Thank You” emblazoned

and RSPCA “Thank You” emblazoned in scarlet to a square white front panel on a black plinth base

the Seychelles

and the dolphin itself could represent affection

5) Served during the Indian Campaigns between 1803 and 1804

A Rare Primitive Antique Vampire Slaying Kit sub-Religion & Relics and RSPCA “Thank You” emblazonedOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: The Contents & the Whole c. 1847 1910 Width: 18 inches Height: 7. 5 inches Depth: 12 inches Weight: 7. 5 KGS The weighty primitive stained pine box, formerly an ammunition case, being compartmentalised with recessed carrying handles and applied pine and iron Christian Cross to its top with paper label image of Jesus Christ to the interior with a further applied