EK I 1914 and ....tea box

[Khukri]

Years ago I bought a EK I 1914. No markings.

Lying around.

Remembered: I had this nice "Twinnings of London" wooden Tea bag box. Saved from the container.

Just an idea:
-pinned the EK I to a foam cushion covered with black velvet.

-Told the Missus there is room left for three more EK...the 1813 EK - the 1870 EK - the 1939 EK...

-No answer...just........

 

[Bobted]

Great idea lol funnily enough I just sold Three WW1 EK1"s Rob

 

[Peter B]

Years ago I bought a EK I 1914. No markings.

Lying around.

Remembered: I had this nice "Twinnings of London" wooden Tea bag box. Saved from the container.

Just an idea:
-pinned the EK I to a foam cushion covered with black velvet.

-Told the Missus there is room left for three more EK...the 1813 EK - the 1870 EK - the 1939 EK...

-No answer...just........

Great idea. I think if you could find a period picture that would fit in the top of the box on the inside it would look even better. Then display it with the lid open. No offence to Twinings.

 

[Khukri]

Great idea. I think if you could find a period picture that would fit in the top of the box on the inside it would look even better. Then display it with the lid open. No offence to Twinings.

Thank you for this cool hint