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Rollo Stone

Name: Rollo Stone
Brand: Bone Idyll

Bone Idyll

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Whilst he may seem the oldest, and in some ways he is, Rollo Stone here is a much more modern geezer. Don’t be fooled by his outfit, it’s an inside joke with his mates, Rollo was a child of the 1940’s he’s a young gun by Bone Idyll gin standards. He’s just a young spirit housed in an old frame, we all know the feeling. After a tough paper round and woodwork class, Rollo made it through to the swinging sixties in the prime of his life, and every crease, crows foot and crinkle has a story to tell. Get this man fireside with a stiff drink in his hand and maybe he’ll tell you some. Like how he use

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BONE IDYLL LIMITED, number 11101402. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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