Taylor, C. (1937). Ancient Portable Money-Box or 'Offerand Stok'.. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 72. Vol 72, p. 68.
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Ancient Portable Money-Box or 'Offerand Stok'. | |||||
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 72 | |||||
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland | |||||
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72 | |||||
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409 | |||||
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68 | |||||
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This portable money-box is of oak, circular on plan, made from a single stick, and cored, bound and riveted with wrought iron with a lock and double hasp covering the key-hole, and with an additional protection of a ring or hasp for a padlock. The slot in the centre of the hinged lid for the admission of coins has a good balance-flap inside which makes it impossible for any unauthorised person to abstract any coin. A handle and ring surmount the hinged lid. Nothing is known about the history of the box. | |||||
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1937 | |||||
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18 Nov 2013 |