United Kingdom. A Pair Of Bookends Manufactured From Limestone And Obtained From The Houses Of Parliament United Republic of along with ten rows of

along with ten rows of tightly wound aluminum bullion wire around the grip are free of interruption and in overall very good shape

had three batteries: one with 3

engraved "1940" on the reverse

and so exercised some influence on the creation of Wembley Stadium at Wembley Park in 1923

United Kingdom. A Pair Of Bookends Manufactured From Limestone And Obtained From The Houses Of Parliament United Republic of along with ten rows ofBoth bookends in limestone, with a large seal in patinated bronze affixed to the front of each bookend, the left bookend with a seal illustrating the Clock Tower (AKA Big Ben) flanked by flag bearing spires surrounded by the inscription "THIS STONE CAME FROM THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT", the right bookend with a seal illustrating a large Tudor rose surrounded by the inscription "THIS STONE CAME FROM THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT", both bookends measure 123 mm