MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY Hand Crafted KEY RING FOB w/Secret and Display Case

MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY Hand Crafted KEY RING FOB w/Secret and Display Case | NOS For Sale

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MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY Hand Crafted KEY RING FOB w/Secret and Display Case | NOS:
$150.00

MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY Hand Crafted KEY RING FOB w/Secret and Display Case | NOS

The Morgan Motor Company Key Ring Fob: Atale of Then and Now

Once upon a time, in the quaint town of San Marino,California, nestled among specialty gift shops and seasonal décor boutiques,there stood a charming store ~ Fancy That ~ a treasure trove of unique finds…whereJames and Paula were the proprietors of curiosity, and keepers of artisan stories.

One evening, just before closing time, the bellabove the door tinkled, announcing the arrival of a Santa Claus-like figure.His name was MacMinn, and he carried with him a secret – a connection to the legendary MorganMotor Company.

“Good evening,” MacMinn began, his eyes twinkling. “Allowme to introduce you to a line of wood products like no other. They’re crafted fromthe very essence of the Morgan”

James raised an eyebrow. “Morgan? What’s a Morgan”?

MacMinn leaned in, his voice conspiratorial. “MorganMotor Company Limited,” he explained, “a British institution founded in 1910 byHenry Frederick Stanley Morgan. Their cars are more than mere machines: they arerolling works of art. And what makes them truly unique? English Ash wood.”

James listened intrigued. “Ash wood?”

Yes, MacMinnn nodded. “For over a century, Morgancars have embraced tradition. Their body shells are framed with English Ash – awood that bends, flexes, and hints at stories of craftmanship. And guess what? I’vesecured an agreement with MMC.”

James leaned closer. “An agreement?”

MacMinn’s eyes sparkled. “I take the scrap wood – whetherfrom new construction or from Morgans in need of body repair – and transformit. Behold!” He revealed a rollerball ink pen – a sleek creation born fromsimple scrap of natural English Ash. (See my other Morgan listing).

And then, MacMinn, unveiled yet another marvel – a KeyRing Fob, crafted from another Morgan’s English Ash. Its smooth contours beliedthe hidden secret within: a concealed compartment housing a flash drive. Here, secretscould find refuge, right in the palm of your hand.

But MacMinn’sartistry didn’t stop there. The Key Ring Fob’s brass trim bore the unmistakable emblemof Morgan – a symbol of heritage, elegance and timeless craftsmanship.

“And that’s not all,” MacMinn continued. “I built adisplay case – a sanctuary for this Morgan inspired masterpiece. Oak-stained,trimmed with brass latch and hinges, it cradled the Fob. And on the cover, a brass medallion proudly displaying the Morgan logo.”

James marveled. “Rare, indeed.”

“Indeed,” MacMinn agreed.

Rediscovering Hidden Treasures: TheMorgan-Inspired Pen

In the quiet corners of our store, where memorieslingered like murmurs, I safeguarded a handful of treasures – a secret stash,if you will. These were the remnants of our “Closing Sale,” carefully tickedaway, waiting for their moment to shine once more.

A decade has passed since their original debut, andthe Fob’s price tag – $225.00 – now seems like a distant memory. MacMinn thatSanta Claus – like gentleman with a penchant for woodcraft, had woven magicfrom Morgan’s legacy. His Fob, born from the very essence of English Ash, borethe Morgan logo – a testament to craftmanship and innovation.

Yet, here’s the twist: MacMinn’s creation remainedelusive, like whispers carried on the wind. Distribution? Scarce. But perhapsthat’s what makes them all themoreenchanting – their rarity, their hidden allure.

So, dear seeker of unique gifts, listen closely. Ifyou seek the perfect gift for the Keeper of the Family Tree or the ComputerKing of the Basement, this is it – a piece of history, a stroke ofelegance, and a dash of mystery. Guaranteed, they won’thave seen anything quite like it.

Questions? Don’t hesitate to ask.

Jim & Paula