Four tin charity boxes

all rectangular, one painted on yellow and red ground with views of Bikur Chadim Hospital and Yeshiva Chaim for United Charities of Jerusalem by Alfred Salzman Co., Palestine; another shadow-painted with inscription for Yeshivat Ohel Moshe; another stencilled in white on blue ground, with lock, the last converted from a Lipton's tea caddy stencilled The Yeshiva and Soup Kitchen...Jerusalem.

All with paint loss, the last rusted, no key.
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