WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS PRINTING PLATE..SOLVED BY DCMATT AND CURIOUS THE GEORGE!!

[MiniMe]

Didn't realize you could "loan" something to a museum. Glad someone informed you of that before you donated it. You and your resource have come up with a lot of history on this plate/person from what I hear. Can't wait to see the plate fixed and find out the rest of the details you all have discovered. Me....besides the history that you and others have discovered. I want to see what's on the other side. It's driving me crazy! Glad to know someone could help you out on further history besides what DC Matt & Curious found. Good luck in many finds in your yard in the future! HH!

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[granthansen]

Thanks to DCMatt for turning me on to this thread. Reading through ALL the posts has really helped me with a piece I found recently, and also given me even a more awesome feeling abut the people on this forum. You guys are uber-helpful!

If you're interested in checking out the watch paper plate I found, check out http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/to...-embosser.html

The American Antiquarian Society wants to include it in their research library (a photo, not the actual piece). I'm hoping details on this engraving (actually, it may be acid-etched) will help you further decipher your amazing plate, which actually looks hand etched. Wonderful! Congrats on a super find

[ticm]

Thanks to DCMatt for turning me on to this thread. Reading through ALL the posts has really helped me with a piece I found recently, and also given me even a more awesome feeling abut the people on this forum. You guys are uber-helpful!

If you're interested in checking out the watch paper plate I found, check out http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/to...-embosser.html

The American Antiquarian Society wants to include it in their research library (a photo, not the actual piece). I'm hoping details on this engraving (actually, it may be acid-etched) will help you further decipher your amazing plate, which actually looks hand etched. Wonderful! Congrats on a super find

DCmatt should have been a detective. Well a least he is on t-net.