"I have an identical set to the one on the left side, second shelf. Could you please tell me what the paper label says? I am researching the set for my son, for whom it was a gift, and wish to substantiate its origin. Cheers, to anyone who can assist (thekoolens@gmail.com)"

"Joost, I've just bought a virtually identical set of turned galalith - the knights look slightly different and the Q's have ball finials. My bishops came' with the same coloured tops attached to the bases, but I concluded that they should be switched as on your set. Lovely little sets. https://picasaweb.google.com/102034963874507604520/NewToPicasa#5645565294255966322"

"These are some pieces (not a full set) of the more "Staunton" like type of set. Size is in between the large and small "Rose" model set, I believe. The pieces are not owned by me."

"This is a "Rose" model set of the smaller type in the small box. It is not owned by me."

"This is also a "Rose" model set of the larger type. It is in the large box (having a small inner box inside), with label having "PROV. PAT.No 5280" and "NO.1 SET". It still has the original 2 cards, one with 6 red pieces tightly bound and one with 6 black pieces tightly bound. The pieces are stamped at the bottom with "MADE IN ENGLAND", "ROSE" and "P/PAT.5280"."