Hotel del Coronado Unknown Knife

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From a group of flatware pieces which may document the early patterns used at the HdelC in California, including older Reed & Barton and Gorham, is presented a knife of unknown origins with French blade marked "Everbrite" over "RUSTLESS". Probably white-metal or plated carbon steel before advanced stainless was introduced. So far I found no pattern match, but the elements resemble those common to pre-1900 (Minnehaha, reversed, for one) styles. The crown is not present in this case, but the HdelC monogram does match that on a R&B pattern which, in another sample, replaces the mono with the crown. All of which makes a straightforward timeline difficult so I'm not sure where to look for this pattern. TIA

[Traintime]

Was able to find a ghost image of a crumber in this pattern (past eBay listing), but could not get to any information.

[Traintime]

Ahhh! Gorham Chester 1899. Worn pieces and bad reproductions of drawings aside. By checking listings of plate at railroadcommissary's site the answer was made simple, assuming the maker wasn't British.