rickertmork
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Zero info sorry
I have no info
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Yep, and no older than the 1940's.
rickertmork
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I was trying to pinpoint a year? With no luck, any idea a century I was thinking 1800s should I post more pics?
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Ricker, the stamp of "Made in China" did not come into use until the early 1940's, so it can not be any older than that. The pics you posted pretty much define what is needed to determine it's max age.
It's cool, but just it's not that old.
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Well you guys pretty much cleared it up quickly! What you guys must all work in pawn shops or something! Amazing, now I’m hooked on these banner finds.
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