do you know about this metals mark...???

[venjboy]

do you know about this metal's mark...

hello... do you have an idea about this metal marks...??
FAWCETE PRESTON. LIVERPOOL 1866 NO: 2474 and also this mark, BOW MOOR 1316 K.
try to email me if do you have an idea, and if its valueble... [email protected]
as soon as possible i will post some photos... tnx!

 

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[taz42o]

Re: do you know about this metal's mark...

Fawcett Preston & Co. , Phoenix Foundry, York Street, Liverpool
Established in 1758: marine engineers. In 1848 attempted to enter locomotive manufacture. Fawcett also built parts for cane mills and cannons.

 

[daroofa]

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Do you suspect this piece is from a cannon? Could it read "Low Moor" as in Low Moor Iron Company?

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

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[ivan salis]

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could bow moor --be short for bow moor (ing) line--- like a brass eyelet for a mooring line or such -- (photos would assist greatly needless to say.) or at least a general ideal of what it is and is made of.

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

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BigCypressHunter, here's a small (only 1.67kb) token of appreciation for your nearly-innumerable contributions to the What Is It forum... another "image" you can use whenever it's needed. I found it in a civil war relics Can-You-ID forum, long ago. But I've got to say, the photo you posted is much cuter.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

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email me if do you have an idea, and if its valueble... [email protected]
as soon as possible i will post some photos... tnx!

It may be valuable but we like pichers.

Thanks CannonGuy but I already have that in my files. I realize now I should have used a smaller sign to save disc space.