Found a shipwrecked fork?

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smokeythecat

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20th century plated fork. 4 tines became popular just after the Civil War and is still the most popular style.
 

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Found this fork today washed up in the bay, magnet won’t stick to it and if you zoom in on the handle it appears to have a monogrammed L or P

Any idea of its age?

Under your thumb in your photo you might find a makers mark....take a look with a magnifying glass !!
 

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cool relic find! Should be a makers mark somewhere, probably late 1800's. :occasion14:
 

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