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Here are two scans of the lamp.



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Peter

Can anyone help identify the marks on this silver lantern? Best advice I have is that it maybe Russian.
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Peter

Can anyone help with the attached mark.

It is the only mark on a pocket watch retailed by a jeweller with premises in London and Paris, dated arround 1860 (guess). The jeweller is Hyde

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Peter

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jhcuratola
It could indeed, the fourth indistinct mark after ALL is a shame. If ALL is a German inport mark as suggested by Waylander has anyone seen such marks elsewhere?
Peter

Dragonflywink.
Thanks for your erudite piece on the swastika broach, which I heartily endorse. It was because of the background of the swastika as a symbol of peace and good luck that I did not make claims of association with Germany. But it would be nice to know more about it and it is indeed a ...

Thanks Waylander.
I got confused over the London/Birmingham marks. (!) (Never thought it was 1736 just that the mark was closer to the one for that date)
So we may presume it was made in the UK for export. I wonder by who and for who?

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Peter

This 2cm X 2cm Broach/badge would be assumed to be German. However it appears to have English marks, the date mark appears to be more like 1786 than 1906. The Makers mark could ALLE or ALLM.
Can anyone suggest a history for this piece?

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Thanks in advance.

Peter ...

Newbie to this forum, difficult to find right category, so may be mis posted.
Marks do not seem to follow anything I can find, but again I have limited experience.
Looking for any information from the back of this watch
Thanks in advance.
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