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While the bigger mark looks vaigley like the Birmingham Provisional proof the crowns make no sense & there is no T Walton in Bailey & Nies listings of Birmingham or Provincial firm's . Any other marks like crossed maces ?. Rudyard
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I nothing representing maces. Attached is a pic depicting all of the markings I see
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Then its a mystery T Walton likely a retailer .Sorry cant help further Looks very rough workman ship Regards Rudyard
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Most likely fake proof marks I have noticed this happens on altered antiques and new made reproes in the States something which you rarely see in the UK and against the UK law which here if caught will surly end up with a jail sentence.
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