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Item Code: 1266-87
This small, sturdy clay inkwell stands 2” tall and is 2” in diameter. Has cork still embedded. Maker’s label on yellow paper: “WHEELER’S / PREMIUM / INK, / -- Jet Ink – “. Overall very good condition, has just a few nicks – one near the top edge to the right of the label, the other along the bottom edge. A great collectible to have on your desk. [ld][ph:L]
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