Condition : Very Good

A book shaped metal with leather cover thrift savings money box which was issued by Lloyds bank in the 1950s.
The bank held the key so its locked.
Very clean

In 1920 Black Cat cigarettes opened their new factory at Arcadia Works in Morninton Crescent London.
To commemorate this , they produced a WW1 board game called Black Cat War Game which was only available by sending in tokens.
Reputedly only 100 were made.
I have never seen or heard of it before and neither has any games collector / dealer that i have spoken to.
The fold up cardboard board is about 19 x 10" and it came with 6 playing pieces for Austria, Germany, Britain, France and Russia.
A number are missing as is the packet / box that the pieces came in.
Still in very good condition and possibly 1 of only a few number that still exist.
A real museum piece!

A pretty small vintage 6 x 4" Walters toffee tin with a Christmas scene on the lid of a small girl and alsation next to a a tree.
The dog has a merry Christmas label around his neck.
Still in very good condition.

A small early game called Bull board by Glevum Games
Complete with the board and the throwing discs.
Instructions on the inside of the lid.

A rare early folding metal Michelin Tyre stand.
It measures 17 x 9 x 5" and folds flat.
It has the Michelin name on both the long sides.
Some scuffs but generally still in very good condition.