Late 19th Century Tin Lithographed Lock Box – D.D. Brown, Mayor of DeKalb, IL pinup This piece features bright graphics

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Late 19th Century Tin Lithographed Lock Box – D.D. Brown, Mayor of DeKalb, IL pinup This piece features bright graphicsBlack tin lithographed lock box with hand painted gilt trim and the name D. D. Brown emblazoned across the front panel. The hinged lid includes a central handle and fitted lock escutcheon (no key present). The interior retains its original deep blue enamel finish, a striking contrast to the utilitarian exterior. The box shows age appropriate dents, scratches, and wear from use but remains structurally sound. This box once belonged to D. D. Brown, who