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Very many thanks for your help - and the interesting posts/replies on the rest of the forum. I'm not sure of the forum etiquette: do I post thanks as a personal e-mail or as a reply??

Hi, I am very far from being any sort of expert but would like to give back a bit of info for a change! I have a couple of (what I have always been told are ..) Sampson & Mordan bookmarks. While I cannot see your marks clearly from the photo I attach a close up of the marks on a 1917 bookmark wh...

I have a small collection of bookmarks - hallmarked English, European silver, silver plate and either totally base metal or very worn silver plate. I have a couple which surprise me. They are both marked C&N with the word silver BUT I thought the C&N might be the maker's mark for Crisford &a...

Another of my bookmarks whose maker I can't find. A tassle bookmark from 1992

Sorry! I am new to this and have just been (very nicely!) reminded only 1 post per thread so here is yet another old bookmark made by PP Co - does anyone have any idea who this maker was? It was made in 1887, confirmed by Christmas inscription and n date mark, in Birmingham http://i44.tinypic.com/29...

I have 2 modern tassle bookmarks but have no idea who the makers are. Can anyone help? One is clearly a commemorative 2002 Queen's Golden Jubilee bookmark made by HBH. http://i41.tinypic.com/2z5t6io.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/2i0zztf.jpg (admin edit - see Posting Requirements-Only one item per threa...

Can anyone help identify the makers on these two bookmarks? The horseshoe and thistle one inscribed "dinna forget" is made by J.C&S; I think it is Birmingham (anchor); and the date letter is m which is either 1912 or 1886 (I suspect 1912 but if anyone knows for sure I'd be grateful!). ...