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Old London silver, its history, its makers and its marks (1903)

Howard, Montague · New York, Scribner · leaf 120

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No. 48 (1815) Concerning the position of the hall-marks on salts, no rulecan be given for the early ones, but for the last one hun-dred and fifty years the marks have generally been placedon the bottom … No. 49 (1820) CHAPTER III CUPS OR thousands of years drinking-cups have been made 1 of many different kinds of material and formed intocountless shapes. Cups of gold or of silver were madefrom the earliest times. As far back in history as the timeof Joseph we read of the cup, the silver cup that…

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