You took a shell of a coin box & made a safe place 4 your coins & it looks beautiful 👍👍 also that's Alexzader Lock from Kentucky / lol/hell - I don't know, but it's fun 2 be writing this🤔😏😀😄😅🤣
As a kid in early 60s I remember National Savings Bank which was part of the Post office In GB gave away similar piggy banks to parents when opening accounts for child savers back in the mid 60s. I got one when me mum opened me an account.
@@Unique_restorations Aviator Tin Snips have a curved cutting blade. They are easier to use when cutting circles in tin steel. They also have a smaller cutting blade, that makes it easier to see as you cut. I hope this helps.
Who knows whose photo is behind the safe box??
Ebeneezer Scrooge!
@@grantrosen9144 no it's not true 🙉
Zachary Taylor?
@@raihanfarrelofficial first man from england who is made safe box
I think this was sold by the USPS MADE TO LOOK LIKE AN old street side mailbox. I had a newer version back in my day. I'm 67.
As far as I know, in the past, this save coin box was given as a gift in some banks to people who opened an account for the first time.
It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
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Thanks for visiting🌹🙉
You took a shell of a coin box & made a safe place 4 your coins & it looks beautiful 👍👍 also that's Alexzader Lock from Kentucky / lol/hell - I don't know, but it's fun 2 be writing this🤔😏😀😄😅🤣
Hello my friend, thank you for your nice comment, a great tip, that person is from England, and he is the first person that maked the safe box
As a kid in early 60s I remember National Savings Bank which was part of the Post office In GB gave away similar piggy banks to parents when opening accounts for child savers back in the mid 60s. I got one when me mum opened me an account.
Yes, that's right, I've heard before that this piggy bank was given as a gift to parents who opened accounts for their children.
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It was really great, it was very beautiful and practical, please make more videos
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Thank you, I will
I've watched your other videos. Try investing in a pair of aviator tin snips. It will make cutting circles in tin much easier.
Thank you very much, I did not understand what you mean
@@Unique_restorations Aviator Tin Snips have a curved cutting blade. They are easier to use when cutting circles in tin steel. They also have a smaller cutting blade, that makes it easier to see as you cut. I hope this helps.
@TheParkAttendant I understand, thanks for your suggestion
This is Lenin
No it's not true 🤠😉
Restaurado mini cofre (cofrinho) 🪙😉
Exatamente🙉👌
You need to sharpen or replace your tin snips.
I did not understand which part you are talking about
Such a great restoration 👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Duke of Wellington
What means 🙉🙄
@@Unique_restorations he means if the person on the front is the Duke of Wellington.
@maartenlemmens8628 no it's not true🙃