Transcription of TRADEMARKS ON BASE-METALTABLEWARE
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the metal or metal technology used in its manu facture. In Canada all tableware in base metals was imported from Great Britain, Europe or the United States until the final years of the 19th century. Several American firms established branches in Canadian cities during the 1880s. Although some casting and stamping was done in a few of these ...
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