I love that this wallet has a pocket for '£1' notes! According to Wikipedia, the £1 hasn't been legal tender since 1988, making this wallet at least 23 years old. It's in lovely condition though, I could see it in some gentleman's pocket, with their initials embossed on the front to match the silver writing on the inside.
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Shop update
Here's the wallet I mentioned yesterday in my thrifting trip on the way home from Blockbuster. It's over in the shop now so you're welcome to have a browse if it takes your fancy.

I love that this wallet has a pocket for '£1' notes! According to Wikipedia, the £1 hasn't been legal tender since 1988, making this wallet at least 23 years old. It's in lovely condition though, I could see it in some gentleman's pocket, with their initials embossed on the front to match the silver writing on the inside.
I love that this wallet has a pocket for '£1' notes! According to Wikipedia, the £1 hasn't been legal tender since 1988, making this wallet at least 23 years old. It's in lovely condition though, I could see it in some gentleman's pocket, with their initials embossed on the front to match the silver writing on the inside.
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Nice wallet Amy! I liked the old £1 note, which was still legal tender in Scotland until much more recently. I used to get paid in cash where I worked until 2003 and still got them in my pay packet then. I have a couple lying around somewhere, that I was going to use for some never to be realised craft project...
Wow, I didn't realise they were still legal tender here until so recent! I hope I'm not misleading folk on Etsy then? Though I looked on the website of the folk who make the wallets and they're an English company I think so I guess that means they wouldn't make £1 note openings nowadays!
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