Souvenir Spoons

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THE TALMAGE SOUVENIR SPOON


The Talmage Brooklyn souvenir spoon was issued by P.W. Taylor of 519-521, Fulton Street, Brooklyn in 1891:


P.W. Taylor - Brooklyn, N.Y. - 1891

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THE MEMORIAL ARCH SOUVENIR SPOON


The Memorial Arch souvenir spoon was issued by James H. Hart (Limited), 539-541-543, Fulton Street and 452, Gold Street, Brooklyn in 1891:


James H. Hart (Limited) - Brooklyn, N.Y. - 1891

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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SOUVENIR SPOON


The Brooklyn Heights souvenir spoon was issued by James H. Hart (Limited), 539-541-543, Fulton Street and 452, Gold Street, Brooklyn in 1891:


James H. Hart (Limited) - Brooklyn, N.Y. - 1891

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THE WHITBY ABBEY SOUVENIR SPOON


The Whitby Abbey souvenir spoon was manufactured by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. of Sheffield:










T·B/&S - Sheffield - 1902

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THE WASHINGTON CITY SOUVENIR SPOON

The Washington City souvenir spoon was issued by Moore & Leding in 1891:


Moore & Leding - Washington, D.C. - 1891

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THE ST. PAUL SOUVENIR SPOON

The St. Paul souvenir spoon was issued by Bullard Brothers in 1891:


Bullard Brothers - St. Paul, Minn. - 1891

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THE PHŒNIX SOUVENIR SPOON

The Phoenix souvenir spoon was issued by Hyman, Berg & Co. in 1891:


Hyman, Berg & Co. - Chicago - 1891

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THE MIDNIGHT RIDE - 1775 SOUVENIR SPOON


The Midnight Ride, 1775 souvenir spoon was issued by Freeman & Taylor of Boston:


Freeman & Taylor - Boston - 1891

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THE NIAGARA SOUVENIR SPOON

The Niagara souvenir spoon was issued by W.H. Glenny, Sons & Co. in 1891:


W.H. Glenny, Sons & Co. - Buffalo, N.Y. - 1891

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CARSON CITY NEVADA CAPITOL (Silverplate & Enamel Work):

Having a plain back with encircled Made in Germany. Somewhat unusual in that the maker seemed to agree with Mark Twain by displaying the smoke in the Great Seal of Nevada as blowing in two different directions! The capitol building appears as found after 1915 with the legislative wing extensions added. The maker is unknown, but a telltale may be in the three crown/castle towers which are cropped as well as the overall detail of the entire handle, to which the separate bowl is joined. The lack of a quality standard presumes this is Silverplate.

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THE SARATOGA SOUVENIR SPOON


The Saratoga souvenir spoon was issued by Camerden & Forster, Favorite Spring Building, Broadway, Saratoga Springs, New York:


Camerden & Forster - Saratoga Springs, N.Y. - 1891

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THE MOUNT VERNON SOUVENIR SPOON

The Mount Vernon souvenir spoon was issued by Moore & Leding in 1891:


Moore & Leding - Washington, D.C. - 1891

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