Rushden Research Group: wanklyn jewellers

Wanklyn Jewellers

Stanley Wanklyn's watchmakers at 69 High Street

A view in the 1930's taken from the Ritz Cinema, Wanklyn's far left at 54 High Street

Rushden Echo and Argus, 4th April 1941

Old Jewellery Fetches Record Prices — And Helps The War Effort
Owing to the demand for old gold, silver and other precious metals for
refining old broken and discarded jewellery, rings, watches, silver plate,
etc. realises good prices, here, then, is an opportunity to obtain ready cash
for some real necessity or to buy Savings Certificates, so have a "clear-out"
and bring us all your unwanted articles of the above description. They are
serving no useful purpose now; let them help the war effort by providing
much-needed foreign exchange.

WANKLYN,
Jewellers,
54, High Street, Rushden.
Phone 689

Rushden Echo and Argus, 24th March 1944 Watches, Chains, Necklets, Ladies’ Long Chains Gold or Silver Lockets, Bracelets, Diamonds, Pearls Etc. Purchased at Record Cash Prices Sovereigns 39/3 Help Your Country Turn your unwanted jewellery into cash and invest in the many attractive government securities WANKLYN 54 High Street, Rushden, Jewellers
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