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dognose wrote:Advance that by another two years, they exhibited at the British Industries Fair of 1922.

Trev.

I still wonder why the stamp of my wallet has additionally to the CPB the "5"... Do you have an idea what this could mean?

The business of Charles P. Brown and Charles P. Brown & Sons was still in existence at at least 1920: Source: The London Gazette - 18th May 1920 Trev. So we have the latest date for this maker. And at least acc. to this page, the 1895 seems to be the first year for him? http://www.silvermakersm...

Hi, Welcome to the Forum. To explain all these details to you, is going to take some time, so please bear with us at this busy time of year. I think it will be better to take some points one at a time, so, as far a watchcases are concerned, Duty on watchcases was removed in 1798. You will not find ...

Hi Nvntivs and welcome to the forum. The date letter on your wallet is quite definitely "v" (1895), not "b" and I can assure you that the different punch shapes for the 2 dates really are significant. The other significant point is the lack of a duty mark which definitely rules ...

Even if this topic is now rather old… Maybe my reply will help somebody. To be honest I doubt it is the Charles Penny Brown, unless he worked for quite an unusually long time. Please check the pictures of my wallet: I think it is rather obvious, that the date letter is a gothic B. The slightly diff...

Even if this topic is now rather old… Maybe my reply will help somebody. To be honest I doubt it is the Charles Penny Brown, unless he worked for quite an unusually long time. Please check the pictures of my wallet: https://ibb.co/2qCqcbj https://ibb.co/Jtgb75f https://ibb.co/qFmj1Xq https://ibb.co/...