Transcription of TRADEMARKS ON BASE-METALTABLEWARE
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19th century, before there was a viable steel industry in America, knife blades were often imported from Great Britain, but the handles were made by American manufacturers. Thus even the origin of the item is confusing. In the late 19th century many American retailers commissioned such products from well-knownmanufacturers, but
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