fork three prong

[jon43]

OK, i know this is a fork . its got s.e.b on the back and rustless and made in the USA. i just wonder what year that rustless turned in to stainless? this is the first time i found a three prong fork. thanks for any info sorry about the prepayment note on the fork. thats something else

 

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[PBK]

Looks like an olive fork. "S. E. B." is a mark of the National Silver Co. and, I believe, stands for Samuel E. Bernstein, who began making sterling and silverplate flatware around 1890. By 1904 his firm had become the National Silver Company of New York, NY.

 

[jon43]

Looks like an olive fork. "S. E. B." is a mark of the National Silver Co. and, I believe, stands for Samuel E. Bernstein, who began making sterling and silverplate flatware around 1890. By 1904 his firm had become the National Silver Company of New York, NY.

thank you , pbk

 

[jon43]

As I told my kids, a four pronged one is called a fork. A three pronged one is called a threek.

I remember years ago I was at someone's house and the wife was upset because someone had sent them a fork in the mail. Only one tong in the middle had not been bent down so it resembled a hand giving the finger. They wrote "Fork you!"

im glad i did not find one of them , dug or not

 

[trk5capt]

As I told my kids, a four pronged one is called a fork. A three pronged one is called a threek.

I remember years ago I was at someone's house and the wife was upset because someone had sent them a fork in the mail. Only one tong in the middle had not been bent down so it resembled a hand giving the finger. They wrote "Fork you!"

I Know Better, But I Had To Laugh Out Loud On That One. trk5capt...