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Item Code: 490-5762
Plate is complete but has a slight convex curve on one end.
The eagle and the applied silver wreath at center have a reddish patina while the rest of the plate has a dusky faint green surface.
The integral keeper is in good condition. It is the opposite end that has the bend.
Reverse has the complete narrow tongue with bench mark # 866. [AD] [ph:L]
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