CII to auction historical fire marks
Decision follows the body’s move from Aldermanbury and money raised will be donated to charity.
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) will auction around 600 fire marks on Tuesday 12 November, with the proceeds being divided between Insurance Charities and insurance-associated good causes.
According to the CII, this is being undertaken as a joint venture with the Heritage working group. Members and collectors are welcome to hear the auction live from the CII office at 21 Lombard Street, London EC3V 9AH.
Around 200 British and 400 overseas marks will be auctioned off by former
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