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As my visitors seem almost as intrigued by our old suitcase as by my competition, I shall give you two new pictures to enjoy. It was a gift for our wedding anniversary a few years ago. I don´t know much about its past, but as the link can show you, my famous countryman, Hans Christian Andersen, owned one which was quite similar. I have no idea whether our case is as old as that, yet I really think it graces our living room.
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My great-grandfather's travelling trunk is our TV stand, and I love it.
Just think of the stories that each scratch or stain represents! What a conversation piece!
My sisters are not quite as interested in history as I am. They used the suitcase to hide a party song in. :)
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