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Just a quick Google (don't know if this is correct?) puts the 1st West Riding at the battle of Waterloo. I may have that completely wrong though, this is what it says.... The two Yorkshire regiments present during the Waterloo campaign were the: 1 st Battalion of the 33 rd Regiment of Foot, (1 st We...

Thank you so much for that info Miles! Most helpful!
I've been very busy so not had any time to spend on researching but I will keep you all posted with anything I do find out.

Many thanks

Most intriguing! Thank you all for your input. I will use your thoughts to research further and in the event I do come up with anything will update you. I'm very glad I kept hold of this spoon now.

Thank you so much for your help. It's certainly turned out to be a fascinating spoon! If Trevor or anyone else can shed some light too I would be most appreciative!

My camera isn't great at close ups I'm afraid, but hopefully these pics are clearer.

Hello, thank you very much for your reply. Very interesting information!
The mark on the top is 1st WY. As in the number 1 then a small st, with WY underneath.
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Hi, can anyone help me with identifying the marks on this spoon please? From what I've been told it's sterling, 1800's and made in London. I think possibly made by Edward Henry Turberville? But there is the mark 1st WY stamped over the top? It also has a viking ship engraved on the front. This spoon...