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Thanks Trev,

You, Phil at silvermakersmarks.co.uk, and John Mathews on the NAWCC message board have all confirmed the import date alignment with the assay mark date letters, and after checking the source which further clarified that the differences in the Chester import date marks are (sometimes ...

One other thing about the date mark - I've read that not only are the Chester assay vs import marks different, but that the import marks used a different set of date marks. But I see no separate table of Chester import date marks. If they do differ that may make more sense of the movement made ...

Thank you, again!

Hmmm ... at one place it's said that the Chester mark was discontinued after 1904, where the national marks rather than town marks were begun, and at another place it's said that the Chester mark began in 1904!

Hi,

Yes, MAH for Marc Alfred Holland. The import mark is that of Chester, oak leaves and acorn, the year of assay was 1920.

Trev.


Hi Trev,

The Chester mark does looks convincing, but it's said that it was discontinued after 1904, and the watch movement was produced (by Hamilton Watch Co ...

I don't see any Swedish import marks here unless. There should be an oval three crowns' mark. The oval leaf mark looks like a thistle which would indicate Scotland and MAB looks more like MAH to me.


It does look like MAH is these shots, but with a loop I can see that the top and bottom of the H ...

Thank you for the help ...

The marks pictured are on the silver pocket watch case where the watch dates to about 1909. I'm hoping to identify the and the [3-pronged leaf] marks as I believe I have already read the source for the [MAB] mark.

I'd add pictures but can't figure out how to do so.