The Lost Key; A c.1930s Hotel Key for Room 301B; The Shoreham, Washington USA sub-Art & Sculpture There are many poor contemporary

There are many poor contemporary reproduction pictures on sale currently that mimic this kind of style but this original is in a completely different stratosphere

This particular bottle dates to around 1953

his dog Snowy and swashbuckling Captain Haddock amongst the other characters

and for perfumes

published in Meteoritical Bulletin #90 as an L4-6 fragmental breccia with a shock rating of S3 and a weathering level of W1

The Lost Key; A c.1930s Hotel Key for Room 301B; The Shoreham, Washington USA sub-Art & Sculpture There are many poor contemporaryOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Early Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1930 40Length: 5. 5 (with both key & fob) or 2. 75 the keyWidth: 1. 25 (fob)The mis laid 1930s period part barrel shafted iron key marked Oakley Brighton, to a black bakelite fob with beautifully etched and punched script for The Shoreham 301 B Washington D. C. with the reverse stating Drop in any mail box unsealed, postage guaranteed, the whole surviving from Art Deco period America.