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Good evening all
Had such good success on yesterdays ring thought what the heck let’s roll the dice again. Appears to be pretty old with Very wide band but very small ring size . Found this at a late 1800 early 1900 permission. Any id help much appreciated
 

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It's rather later than the dates for your permission site.

That's the mark used by the J.D. Schlang Company of New York, NY between c.1943-c.1950:

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Any silver is good silver though.
 
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It's rather later than the dates for your permission site.

That's the mark used by the J.D. Schlang Company of New York, NY between c.1943-c.1950:

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Any silver is good silver though.
Red-Coat thank you once again!! Absolutely, any silver dug is a good day swinging .
 
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