Antique Victorian Scottish basket hilt broad shield and sword Brooch Dated around 1873 | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
Agram.m
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It's been a long time ago to get a beautiful 14K gold Scottish Pepple jewelery bracelet. Now I received this beautiful silver brooch again and i thought how beautiful this grinding method and the colors. This basket hilt broad sword Brooch is 80 mm long and 20 mm wide. There is a Kite approval mark but I can not say anything about.
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The 'lozenge' mark used between 1842 and 1883 to certify the patent of the models registered by the UK Patent Office.
The second model used 1868 – 1883
(Cannot be the first model 1842-1867 because year letter, not number, was bellow the class on top).
On top: Class I (metal)
Two digit numbers is a date (looks like 23)
On the right: Most probably ``D`` for 1878, because there was no letter ``O`` in the second model.
Bottom ``W`` stands for March
Left: Parcel
The date indicates the year when the model was registered, not the date of manufacture. It was used as long as the model sold well.
IVAN49 hello I'm deeply impressed with your knowledge, thank you very much. Would you like to tell me how to get to your data, can I possibly search for a next time?
racer4four, SEAN68, blunderbuss2, PoliticalPinbacks, vetraio50, roddyq thanks for your interest and love!
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http://www.925-1000.com/registry.html
https://www.kovels.com/identification-help/english-registry-marks.html
http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/masonicmuseum/Dating_English_Registry_Marks.htm
How lovely it is, Marga!
Ivan thanks for solving the mark and sharing your links, very interesting :-D
Again many thanks for Ivan and for Kyra too!
Not a dirk dagger, it's a Scottish basket hilt broad sword ( and a very nice one)
Agate1122303 thanks you so much for your interest and important information