| Comments: This "Gray Dunn"
biscuit tin was manufactured by "Barringer, Wallis and Manners"
in 1930 and it sold for one shilling and was titled "Cottage
Money Box". It was made in the form of a mechanical tin bank,
that when you put a coin on the postman's tray, he turn's to his
right and cleverly deposits the money through the letterbox. It is a
rare tin to find and even rarer to find complete with the little
man!
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