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DescriptionBritish hallmarks.jpg
English: Hallmarks on British sterling (L-R): Crown signifying city of Sheffield, lion passant, Letter n of a style dating piece to 1905, maker's insignia for Walker & Hall.
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2005-11-28 21:04 Mrs rockefeller 265×100×8 (10573 bytes) Took the photo with my digital camera. It is from the bottom of a sterling silver piece, to accompany the article on Sterling silver, section about Hallmarks, specifically the British hallmarking system.
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