unless KGC or LHL got the same bag, or any PAP minion mini-stir got the same fucktard bag, fearing mixed up of bags, there is no reason "LKY" initials are necessary on it. His aides or servants can not had mistaken this bag for another. Nor other person could had any chance to mistakenly took away his fucktard bag.
KNN! The label is there for ego purpose or had been installed after his corpse got cremated, to value add that evil piece of junk.
CCB!
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/lee-kuan-yew-estate/1908686.html#photo-tab
Lee Kuan Yew estate donates furniture, personal effects from Oxley Road home
Items donated include Mr Lee's clothing, and the work desk that he used for many years, as well as all of the furniture from the dining room.
POSTED: 11 Jun 2015 19:04 UPDATED: 12 Jun 2015 00:10
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SINGAPORE: Executors and trustees of Mr Lee Kuan Yew's estate, Lee Wei Ling and Lee Hsien Yang, have made a Deed of Gift of some furniture and personal effects from 38 Oxley Road, the home of Singapore's founding Prime Minister, to the people of the Republic. The announcement was made in a news release by Stamford Law, on behalf of the daughter and son of the late Mr Lee on Thursday (Jun 11).
The deed was signed with the National Heritage Board (NHB) on Monday. The items include all the furniture from the dining room, the study room, and work area desks, including the desk he worked on for many years, as well as his clothing worn on a number of historic occasions.
Two of the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew's shirts, one of which is a CYC model with the label "Lee Kuan Yew", are among items that have been donated to Singapore (Photo: Stamford Law)
They have already been turned over to NHB in preparation for a planned major public exhibition at the SG50 Tribute Gallery in August or September, the news release said.
An England-made brown vinyl bag labelled "L. K. Y." which was used by Mr Lee when he travelled to London in the 1960s. (Photo: Stamford Law)
"We believe that these items would be of keen public interest and would serve as a very meaningful part of the exhibition," Mr Lee Hsien Yang said in the news release.
"In accordance with our late father’s last Will and Testament that his house at 38 Oxley Road be demolished, my sister and I, as the executors and trustees of the estate, believe it is only appropriate that some of his personal items of historic importance, that have been used by him at the house, be donated to the NHB for the people of Singapore who honoured him with their love and respect during our recent bereavement."
In a statement, NHB said it welcomes "all artefacts that will enhance the story of our founding fathers", including that from Mr Lee. It said the National Museum of Singapore is in the midst of revamping it galleries - and one will be dedicated to the core values and ideals of Singapore's founding fathers.
"As for the Deed of Gift, there remains some questions which the National Heritage Board is in the process of clarifying with the executors of the Lee Kuan Yew estate," the board said.
- CNA/ly
KNN! The label is there for ego purpose or had been installed after his corpse got cremated, to value add that evil piece of junk.
CCB!
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/lee-kuan-yew-estate/1908686.html#photo-tab
Lee Kuan Yew estate donates furniture, personal effects from Oxley Road home
Items donated include Mr Lee's clothing, and the work desk that he used for many years, as well as all of the furniture from the dining room.
POSTED: 11 Jun 2015 19:04 UPDATED: 12 Jun 2015 00:10
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SINGAPORE: Executors and trustees of Mr Lee Kuan Yew's estate, Lee Wei Ling and Lee Hsien Yang, have made a Deed of Gift of some furniture and personal effects from 38 Oxley Road, the home of Singapore's founding Prime Minister, to the people of the Republic. The announcement was made in a news release by Stamford Law, on behalf of the daughter and son of the late Mr Lee on Thursday (Jun 11).
The deed was signed with the National Heritage Board (NHB) on Monday. The items include all the furniture from the dining room, the study room, and work area desks, including the desk he worked on for many years, as well as his clothing worn on a number of historic occasions.
Two of the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew's shirts, one of which is a CYC model with the label "Lee Kuan Yew", are among items that have been donated to Singapore (Photo: Stamford Law)
They have already been turned over to NHB in preparation for a planned major public exhibition at the SG50 Tribute Gallery in August or September, the news release said.
An England-made brown vinyl bag labelled "L. K. Y." which was used by Mr Lee when he travelled to London in the 1960s. (Photo: Stamford Law)
"We believe that these items would be of keen public interest and would serve as a very meaningful part of the exhibition," Mr Lee Hsien Yang said in the news release.
"In accordance with our late father’s last Will and Testament that his house at 38 Oxley Road be demolished, my sister and I, as the executors and trustees of the estate, believe it is only appropriate that some of his personal items of historic importance, that have been used by him at the house, be donated to the NHB for the people of Singapore who honoured him with their love and respect during our recent bereavement."
In a statement, NHB said it welcomes "all artefacts that will enhance the story of our founding fathers", including that from Mr Lee. It said the National Museum of Singapore is in the midst of revamping it galleries - and one will be dedicated to the core values and ideals of Singapore's founding fathers.
"As for the Deed of Gift, there remains some questions which the National Heritage Board is in the process of clarifying with the executors of the Lee Kuan Yew estate," the board said.
- CNA/ly
