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The sponsor's mark looks like 'J.K.' to me.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y10/salmoned/Swe1.jpg I need a little help figuring this set of marks out. 1) Maker mark 'FL' - Listed as Nordstroms EFTR F, Linder Carl L, 451 01 UDDEVALLA. Unregistered 1926. Is this a company name, then a personal name and finally an address? 2) City mark 'U' - f...

Not zinc, tin.

Schmitz, Moore & Co.
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Looks to me to be YR-33. Now, who has the book?

Also, this mark may be 'HI' or 'IH'. I don't think we could distinguish between the two here, unless only one combination presents itself in the records for this date.
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It's a mini-scourge for self-flagellation. At least, it has that effect on me when trying to reason it out... ;)
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Jackson's has a similar mark - 'P over P*A over M' for Peter Archambo II and Peter Meure.
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Francis Howard, it's in the Silverplate Marks listing

Thanks Bahner, I guess the pattern code I found was that of a retailer/replacement service.
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I googled 'Plat-Mex S.A.' and found the company's website. It states they've been in business over 50 years (website created 2001) and their Mexico City address is provided.

Ooops, I have it - Empresa Plat-Mex S. A. If admin wants to add this to the Mexican marks list, please do.

Doesn't the 'E' imply the name starts with the letter E (for the new designator)? Thanks much for the ID!

I hope this mark can be identified. Thank you!

Okay, I may have the answer. I believe the pattern code is #270103. Now can I associate that with a name?
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Can someone identify this pattern? Thank you.


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I don't think the 'F' is a puzzle - according to Jackson's, from 2 May 1890 to 5 July 1890 the 'F' was used without the duty mark in Chester.
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I'll check it out - that's one of the few books on silver available in our state library system.
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Can anyone identify this mark?


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Acme Silver? I've seen other sterling items listed as by the Acme Silver Company, but no marks shown...