Restoring an antique box. Jackdaw Boxes

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Uploaded by on Aug 30, 2011

A film running through some of the stages in renovating an antique writing box. Some of these old boxes had secret compartments. Where they are tucked away and how they are opened is demonstrated. Everyone who sees one of these antiques is impressed with the originality, craftsmanship and ingenuity they possess. Jackdaw Boxes put the same care into restoring them.

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  • Why nail the opening ribbon tab tot he end of the compartment flap door instead of attaching it to the face of the flap door (by driving the end of the ribbon into a small slit cut into the wood face) and cutting a small slit in the leather and feeding it through (in the center towards the top and bottom of course)? It seems unnecessary to create new holes in the wood when one could use the same methods as the originals and have it completed in a much more finished and polished manner.

  • jackdaw box ??? where do those boxes got their name from ? ...from the bird ? Why ...?

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