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Item Code: 286-400
Maker-mark on reverse, “WH. Smith/ Brooklyn”. Small pattern plate, 2.75” in length, 1.5” in width. Smooth face with minor dings, and bright [but dull] coppery patina. Clean lead backing displays medium gray patina. Attachment intact and solid. Excellent display plate. In black riker box, 4.125 x 3.25”. [JP]
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