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Definition of deed box in English: deed boxnoun A strongbox for keeping deeds and other documents. Example sentencesExamples - I was asked to visit their house because they had a few papers, to find two 18th century deed boxes both quite literally crammed full with 18th and 19th century documents.
- The earliest papers seem to have been multi-purpose as they have been found lining deed boxes and harpsichords as well as decorating walls.
- In addition, there is a ‘metal deed box’ at Durham Cathedral library that contains ‘some four thousand items, mainly incoming letters’ that are uncatalogued,
- Some cash and deed boxes were decorated, often with dragons, etc. and some were monogrammed to order.
- It will have been put away in the deed box not to surface again until the testator either wishes to vary it or dies.
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