Dennison Handy Box No 64, c. 1930s-40s, Packed spanish matador doll which typically appears on a

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) Really beautiful painted detail and a lot of age to that paint

Quite rare to find a framed tintype and the standing frame is really a lovely one

10" l x 2" w x 7/16" d and in great shape

) 1920s-40s I would guess

Dennison Handy Box No 64, c. 1930s-40s, Packed spanish matador doll which typically appears on aThe Dennison Manufacturing Company (1844 1990) which produced this "Handy Box No. 64," c. 1920s 30s I believe, was a Framingham, Massachusetts based paper products manufacturer and international leader in the stationery market. And if this was no 64 in a series of boxed kits, seems to me one would have everything one could every possibly need to complete every task imaginable and keep themselves busy for the rest of their lives if they had the whole