Reduced! Antique Brass Mitrailleuse Knitting Pin Case by Jahncke Patent London - Complete with 16

Antique Brass Mitrailleuse Knitting Pin Case by Jahncke Patent London - Complete with 16 Original English Knitting Pins + 1 Pin Free

Discover a rare piece of knitting history with this Antique Brass Mitrailleuse Knitting Pin Case, patented by Jahncke of London. This exquisite cylindrical tube, measuring 18.8cm, showcases the craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Founded in 1873 by Ernest Jahncke, the company was renowned for its quality tin boxes produced at Canonbury Works, Dorset Street, Islington.

This ornately decorated brass case features the Royal Arms and proudly states "By Royal Letters Patent," signifying its unique patented design. The container holds its original contents: 16 knitting needles (four sets of four pins each), with sizes ranging from No. 14 (2mm) to No. 17 (1.4mm).

The innovative design of the case includes a divided cross-section with five sectorsone blocked and four open. The cap at the end of the tube has a rotating piece that aligns with the sectors to securely open or shut the case, ensuring each size of needle is stored separately and remains organized.

Condition: Very good, with usual wear from age and use, making this a perfect addition to any antique collection or knitting enthusiast's treasure trove.

Own a unique and functional piece of Victorian-era craftsmanship with this Jahncke Mitrailleuse Knitting Pin Case.