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Old 11th May 2025, 02:14 PM   #6
Norman McCormick
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Hi,
I have a similar issue but the other way round. I have a silver hilted hanger where the makers mark is visible but assay stamps are nowhere to be found. They may well be hidden by the hilt as the makers mark was possibly not that visible originally but time and use has resulted in a good bit of movement in said hilt so the makers marks are now quite visible if one moves the hilt to one side. I did make enquiries at Bonhams re their arms and armour person who suggested that assay stamps were not always sought as a way to avoid taxation. I would be grateful if somebody could identify the maker.
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Norman.
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