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THE ALAMO SPOON

Made by Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen: Commemorates Built Date of 1718

OREGON CENTENNIAL SPOON (1959) by Axel Prip Skefabrik Denmark (plated):

The "National Park" (Yellowstone) Spoon Pair by Gorham - Large 5 3/4" & small 4" of same complex design with "Great Falls of the Yellowstone" at tip end, "National Park" centered, and "Old Faithful" geyser blowing in bowl. Lion-Anchor-G before Sterling. A matched pair engraved with conjoined SSP (?) over 1902 date--possibly marital/family-name-S due to size difference at center letter. Rainwater/Felger Item 684 (American Spoons 1968) has line reference to same or similar produced c.1892- by Gorham exclusively for Meyers & Co. under design Patent 21,894--11/11/1892:

Gorham Polar Expedition Spoon.

This spoon has the heaviest detail of any souvenir spoon I have ever seen, both in person and in pictures. It had 100 years of tarnish when I found it.

There is a Pattern Number listed on the spoon of 911, but that must be more of an internal factory code, because I can't imagine this spoon was extrapolated into an entire pattern.

THE SULGRAVE MANOR SOUVENIR SPOON


The Sulgrave Manor souvenir spoon was manufactured by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. of Sheffield:


Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. - Sheffield - c.1920


Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. - Sheffield - c.1920


Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. - Sheffield - c.1920

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THE TUNBRIDGE WELLS SOUVENIR SPOON


The Tunbridge Wells souvenir spoon was manufactured by Payne & Co. of Tunbridge Wells:


Payne & Co. - Tunbridge Wells - 1896

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THE VASSAR SOUVENIR SPOON


The Vassar souvenir spoon was issued by Welles & Zimmerman of 284, Main Street, Poughkeepsie, New York:


C.W. Zimmerman - Poughkeepsie, N.Y. - 1896

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THE CITY OF KINGSTON SOUVENIR SPOON



F.W. Coates - Kingston, Ont. - 1907

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Details of the state seal MISSOURI SPOON made by Manchester Silver Co. of Providence, R.I. (worn mark to right of Sterling would be the crown-on-cross mark appearing sideways left to right on horizontal view..confirmed from another sample):

THE INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW SPOON - LONDON 1907



The International Horse Show spoon was manufactured by Elkington & Co. in 1907. They retailed at 7s. 6d. upwards.

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THE D.A.R. SOUVENIR SPOON

The Daughters of the American Revolution souvenir spoon was issued by J.E. Caldwell & Co. of Philadelphia in 1898:


D.A.R. - Washington, D.C. - 1898

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THE JOHN HARVARD AND FAIR HARVARD SOUVENIR SPOONS


The Harvard souvenir spoons were issued by Freeman & Taylor of Boston:


Freeman & Taylor - Boston - 1891


Freeman & Taylor - Boston - 1891


Freeman & Taylor - Boston - 1893



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THE FORT PITT SOUVENIR SPOON


The Fort Pitt souvenir spoon was issued by E.P. Roberts & Sons of Pittsburgh in 1891:




E.P. Roberts & Sons - Pittsburgh - 1891


E.P. Roberts & Sons - Pittsburgh - 1892


Made in Tea, Coffee, Orange and Bon Bon spoon sizes.

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NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN PROFILE by Caron Freres (Brothers) Montreal:

Unknown useage. Includes in design corn (lower) and tobacco?? (upper). Not engraved nor dated.

ARCOLA SASKATCHEWAN by Caron Freres (Brothers) Montreal

A typical small townsite spoon along a major rail line (Canadian Pacific) made more interesting by the fact that a movie was later made here about the hardships of life on the plains as experienced during the not-so-sterling years of the Great Depression..an event which co-incides with the closing of business by Caron Freres.

THE MASONIC SOUVENIR SPOON


The Masonic souvenir spoon was manufactured by R. Wallace & Sons in 1892:


R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. - Wallingford, Conn. - 1892



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THE RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) SPOON

A souvenir spoon of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution by John Pinches, assayed at London in 1966:








JP - London - 1966

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THE SEASIDE SOUVENIR SPOON


The Seaside souvenir spoon was manufactured by the Alvin Mfg. Co. in 1892:


Alvin Mfg. Co. - New York - 1892

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THE OLD WENTWORTH MANSION SOUVENIR SPOON


The Old Wentworth Mansion souvenir spoon was issued by J.H. Hutchinson of Portsmouth, New Hampshire in 1891:


J.H. Hutchinson - Portsmouth, N.H. - 1891

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THE WHIST AND EUCHRE SOUVENIR SPOONS


The Whist and Euchre souvenir spoons was issued by E.A. Whitney of Boston, Massachusetts in 1891:


E.A. Whitney - Boston, Mass. - 1891

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