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Traintime wrote: Fri May 26, 2023 12:58 am Posting the zoom in for posterity:



The apparent damage to the “T” may say a lot about the (alleged) warped “E”.

Thank you train time.

I agree now that the E is warped.

Hello recoveredmol, the style of impressing the manufacturers names shown on you spoon is very reminiscent to the style of marking on other 19th century John Yates spoons.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52887841115_195f635739_c.jpg

It is not a common type of labelling used by many ...

Okay so the post that caught my eye the most was the one from the treasurenet page. Here is the link:

https://www.treasurenet.com/threads/wow-beautifully-preserved-pewter-spoon-was-able-to-research-its-history.538939/

I have one small problem with his theory on the maker's marks. He claims that ...

Thank yall for the replies.

Very informative.

I don't know how to edit this post. I followed the guide on how to post pictures and it didn't work.

Here are the direct link to the pictures:

https://imgur.com/a/cqkZf7C

https://imgur.com/a/TaxvYb9

https://imgur.com/a/zkVLrJk

Hello everyone,

I have found this spoon at what I believe is an English settler camp in the U.S. I have done a bit of research to ID this myself and may be going in the wrong direction.

So in the pictures you can see that all I have are initial maker's marks. I am using the book titled "English ...