A Unique Late Victorian Leather Satchel; Heigham Hall Lunatic Asylum c.1890 sub-Religion & Relics the pupils would’ve marched out

the pupils would’ve marched out to the playground in perfect time

the hand painted canvas banner measuring well over thirteen foot long reading in blood red circus block font script on a dirty buff ground

In wonderful weathered condition

dressed in the uniform of a Belgian lieutenant-general

having been used in earlier centuries

A Unique Late Victorian Leather Satchel; Heigham Hall Lunatic Asylum c.1890 sub-Religion & Relics the pupils would’ve marched outOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Heigham Hall Private Lunatic Asylum, Norwich, England Date: c. 1890 Width: 11 Height: 9 Depth: 1 The unique Victorian satchel or dispatch case in wonderfully supple quality leather hide, with leather strap, lock and belt slip to the reverse, adorned with an oval brass cartouche plaque being hand engraved Heigham Hall, referring to the private lunatic asylum in Norwich, England, the whole containing