Colonial site mysteriously age bone handled fork, few blank buttons
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Kewl finds! those buttons are late 18th/early 19th century! That fork looks more of less into the later 19th C. or turn of century! Thanks for sharing!
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Cool fork! good finds!
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Well I'm guessing the fork is 1850-1890, thereabouts - very nice find !
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I would think pre-CW...just curious as to why you're saying late 19th c. ?
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