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    Posted 8 years ago

    Whistlecol…
    (97 items)

    T. YATES Double Ended Pewter Whistle.

    Any ideas ?
    On one side L.Wright and on the other C.C.S.B.C
    I was thinking maybe a bicycle club but cant find anything. Im thinking mid to late 1800s England

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    1. OlofZ OlofZ, 8 years ago
      Falconeer or hawk whistle is the first idea that comes to mind.
    2. OlofZ OlofZ, 8 years ago
      ...or military/navy?
    3. Colonel-Corncob Colonel-Corncob, 6 years ago
      Don't know what the ccsbc is for, but it was probably custom because of the name on the other side. T. Yates made whistles during the 1800s and stopped making whistles from around 1890-1910, we don't know exactly. So, your guess is correct, it's probably mid to late 1800s. I've seen some similar designs that are dog whistles, so that might be what it is. Can't say for sure.
    4. Karl-Fodor, 5 years ago
      Do you hear the sound when you blow it or not?
    5. Whistlecollection Whistlecollection, 5 years ago
      Yes i can hear sound when i blow on either end of the whistle.
    6. Karl-Fodor, 5 years ago
      Then no dog whistle.

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