A George VI silver presentation rectangular cigarette box, engine turned...
A George VI silver presentation rectangular cigarette box, engine turned cover, the body with engraved inscription, fitted cedar lined interior, measuring approx 17 x 9 x 4.5cm, hallmarked London, 1945, signed Mappin & Webb, the inscription reads: WITH HAPPY MEMORIES OF "FOREVER ARTHUR" from THE SLAVES and autograph signatures Dick L Pepper Con West and Ronald Hanbury Note: Forever Arthur was a BBC Radio programme which ran from 22nd April to 2nd September 1946 written by Dick Pepper, Con West and Ronnie Hanbury who were prolific writers in the 40s and 50s.
A George VI silver presentation rectangular cigarette box, engine turned cover, the body with engraved inscription, fitted cedar lined interior, measuring approx 17 x 9 x 4.5cm, hallmarked London, 1945, signed Mappin & Webb, the inscription reads: WITH HAPPY MEMORIES OF "FOREVER ARTHUR" from THE SLAVES and autograph signatures Dick L Pepper Con West and Ronald Hanbury Note: Forever Arthur was a BBC Radio programme which ran from 22nd April to 2nd September 1946 written by Dick Pepper, Con West and Ronnie Hanbury who were prolific writers in the 40s and 50s.
