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Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919


Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919
Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919

Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919   Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919

Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919. Malacca Partridge wood Walking Stick.

Lovely Stick In Great Condition with very few use marks to the wood and Silver. Silver Collar has a few dings which can be seen in the pictures Hallmarked London 1919 With the makers mark R.

I The Presentation on the Silver Top Reads Presented to Mrs A. Jenkinsby the Cardiff Members of the B.

A Stands for The British Iron, Steel and Kindred Trades Assosiation. Inches Long (96.5cm) 0.5 Inches in diameter. Information on the BISKTA Found Online. The British Iron, Steel and Kindred Trades Association (BISKTA) was a subsidiary organisation of the Iron and Steel Trades Confederation (ISTC). The ISTC had been established in 1917 in response to government requirements for a single, authoritative body to consult with the multiplicity of unions which existed in the iron and steel industries.

Many of these unions decided to affiliate with the ISTC but still retained their independent identities. Under the ISTC scheme, affiliated unions were allowed to continue to represent their existing membership but were not allowed to accept new members or reinstate old ones. Instead, these new workers and those who had allowed their union memberships to lapse, were required to join BISKTA. Under this scheme, it was hoped that BISKTA would eventually be able to take over the official functions of all the subsidiary unions and become the sole union of ISTC affiliate members.

BISKTA represented a wide variety of trades and often could not negotiate a single solution which was suitable for everyone. This led to the formation of several trade-specific branches of the union to negotiate individual trade disputes.

Theses included the Tinplate and Sheet Trades Joint Industrial Council (representing the Tinplate and Welsh Sheet trades); the South Wales Siemens Joint Conciliation Board (representing the Welsh Steel bar trade) and the the Sheet Trade Board (for the heavy galvanised sheet steel makers). The special trades of Sheffield were entitled to use direct negotiation at the various steelworks.

The item "Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919" is in sale since Wednesday, August 19, 2015. This item is in the category "Antiques\Woodenware\Walking Sticks/Canes". The seller is "gerwyn-2009" and is located in Pontyclun. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  1. Primary Material: partridge wood

Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919   Antique Wooden Presentation Walking stick 38 Silver Tip Hallmarked London 1919