The King's Coronation Box (Limited Edition)

THE WREN PRESS LTD

£450

This one-of-a-kind limited edition luxury writing set, available exclusively from London's, The Wren Press has been handcrafted using traditional techniques including engraving and die stamping and includes two sets of 10 correspondence cards and 50 letterheads with the official Coronation logo for King Charles III. Envelopes are beautifully hand tissue lined in alternating colours of blue and red. Correspondence Cards: Two Sets of 10 With Envelopes Size 6 x 4.25 inches, 480gsm Smooth Crisp White Letterheads: 50 Letterheads With Envelopes Size A5, 150gsm Smooth Crisp White Envelopes: Hand Tiss

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