This is one of those images that I sometimes make of objects (please use the French pronunciation, it sounds so much better).
This is an old money box that's been hanging round in my grandparent's, parent's and now my house for many years, and surfaces from time to time. There is some money in it, but the key - the keyhole is in the base - is long since lost.
The bank in question - not to be confused with the National & Provincial Building Society - ceased to exist as a separate entity in 1970, merging with the Nat West (which was not the best choice, with hindsight).
This is also one of those images shot using my Pixel 2 and processed in Snapseed on my Chromebook. I'm quite pleased with the result - some of my favourite images of the recent past have been produced using this workflow.
Maybe its the way of the future...
BTW: if anyone has any suggestions regarding how to open it, I'd be interested to hear them in the comments.
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