metaldetector101
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George Washing Rare Morning Cufflink USA Made
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Iron Patch
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To be honest I'd like to see some provenance other than that website. And that's why I think you are getting many different opinions. Never the the less, it's a good find!
rj39ny
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I would like to know how you were able to get a screen shot of that website? Iron Patch, be thankful for the hard work i do and the time i put in to help the hobby.
Iron Patch
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Absolutely. And you can be thankful for the several images I've given permission for, to be used on your website.
Garrett424
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I don't know squat about it but I DO know that I really like it.
It looks like a winner to me. Congrats.
It looks like a winner to me. Congrats.
trapperart
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Nice find congrats
CRUSADER
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Yet another myth, in my eyes.
Unless documented evidence can be given, then for me these will always be British made cuff links in the popular late 18th C - early 19th C Neo-Classical Urn style. Lots of different types, I've found a few myself.
These images were popularized by the British aristocracy love of the Grand Tour, nothing to do with GW.
But if you want to sell on ebay, you know the route.
Unless documented evidence can be given, then for me these will always be British made cuff links in the popular late 18th C - early 19th C Neo-Classical Urn style. Lots of different types, I've found a few myself.
These images were popularized by the British aristocracy love of the Grand Tour, nothing to do with GW.
But if you want to sell on ebay, you know the route.
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