Help with sterling spoon/salt and pepper lids/thimble/ID tag

[Keith123]

I found a couple of sterling silver items in 2014 and I'm just getting around to documenting them now. Any help with approximate timeframe, maker, or style etc... Is greatly appreciated.

Sterling Spoon markings: an image of a buffalo with "New York" under the image -image of a Native American - image of bow and arrows - image of some kind of horned animal - images of corn husks on the reverse - engraving of "1900" on the reverse - makers or hallmark on the shoulder of the reverse with the letter "A" centered in the mark

Salt and pepper shaker lid markings: "sterling"

Thimble markings: "Sterling 9"

ID Tag markings: engraving of first and middle initial with a last name - engraving of an address on the other side

I know there is a lot on this post. Thanks for the help!

 

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[bigfoot1]

any chance the address on back of bracelet relates to this fellow?iowa?

In Old Fort Dodge » obituary

 

[Keith123]

any chance the address on back of bracelet relates to this fellow?iowa?

In Old Fort Dodge » obituary

Doesn't look like it but I would love to track down the decedents. I found it in the front yard of a home built in 1849 New London, CT.

 

[villagenut]

The ID bracelet is much later than the 1849 house site, maybe this info will help though. 1900 census from New London Ct.

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M97X-CZG

 

[Keith123]

The ID bracelet is much later than the 1849 house site, maybe this info will help though. 1900 census from New London Ct.

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M97X-CZG

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That is pretty cool you were able to find that document. Is there one for Federal Street?

 

[rjw4law]

thank you very much...I now can expand some research for the Arkansas area.