Antique Camphorwood Travelling Trunk 19th Century

Antique Victorian trunk box travelling case etc made from camphorwood (a strongly scented timber which was traditionally used to deter moths) in the late 1800s probably. It has brass corner and edge brackets, and closing catches, as well as steel handles and replacement catches (still old ones though). Although the wood is quite thin, it is dovetailed properly at the corners. The front panel has a border painted with a wood effect; an original feature. Each side is made with just one piece of timber; usually a sign of early pieces, so this might in fact be mid 19th century.