The marks look like stone masons symbols or mark.
I once crashed a motorcycle in Farnham and have passed through less dramatically a few times but I was from a dormitory suburb called Coulsdon.
I was born and brought up in Surrey, whereabouts do you come from?
The run of the mill invasion currency is still pretty common but the Philippine guerilla stuff was in demand when I was last doing a lot with...
Warning : Never place a REM near to a moblle phone or car remote, it will wipe the memory. How near, I wonder? People do have a habit .of...
The image is more ancient Greek than Roman. A small cigar humidor? You do not mention size. I'd just put stuff in it, as a handy small box. I...
It looks like bawdy roistering to me, but my memories of bawdy roistering are almost as blurred as the images on the stein. :-( For a stein it is...
The only non invasive test that is available apart from specific gravity is the XRF scanner, given the cost of these it is unlikely smaller...
It would be handy for a buffet meal if you were short of space. Or possibly a shop display unit.
I think it has the Madrid mint mark just below the 2.R for 2 reales. Looks lik e a joined ME. The online lists of mintmarks are obsessed with...
The very small mark looks like the BSA trademark. (Birmingham Small Arms). I think the bayonet is for an Enfield rifle ablut WWI period. I'd...
I buy anything like that at about melt value but I don't melt it, it goes into my silver hoard. My real appearance, sitting on my hoard of gold...
For many years the export of antiques from China has been illegal. I wonder where General Qi lived? If they were genuine I'd crate the whole lot...
It appears to date from about 1900. I'd chack the purity with an XRF test and then weigh them in or add them to my silver hoard. There looks to...
To me it looks more like silver plate than nickel. Nickel plating tends to have a slightly softer, yellowish look.
Not British without a proper hallmark. Chuck it in the gold scrap bag
Good point, well made. I still think the whole thing is a bit fishy.
It is Hohestrasse. literally 'high street'
It's the language spoken in Gibraltar, Gibberish. It Means 'Old Bible'
I can't abide Pinterest. as soon as you try to scroll down it nags you to join and will show no more.
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