ditty box

After a battery cover and a sailor's "ditty box" were recovered, it was presumed that she had somehow gone past her maximum depth.

He kept them all locked up in a tin box he called his ditty box, not very big.'

My Ditty Box, The Duke of Montrose.

'The box that Mary Nolan told you she had seen, a tin box that he called his ditty box.

During his wartime service in the British Navy he also contributed to the Admiralty-sponsored monthly magazine Ditty Box.

Not only do some people fake Shaker rugs; they also fake Amish crib quilts, 19th-century ditty boxes, old weather vanes and powder horns.

In the 1920's, laden with driving goggles, collapsible baby cribs, crowbars, wading boots, tennis racquets, water coolers, picnic luncheon sets, ditty boxes, thermos bottles, automobile slipcovers, canvas tents, gasoline stoves, carbide lamps and telescoping camp cots, Americans by the millions took to the road.