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Here you will find a reference site of antique silver (among other materials) bookmarks. There are over 1200 pieces and are displayed with an interactive catalog where all bookmarks are numbered and can be seen enlarged with a picture of any hallmark they may have. Browse by number, group, material, origin, manufacturer, shape, style or date or search by text.
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 This bookmark was made in the US by Woodside Sterling Co. It is marked sterling 1352 along with the manufacturers hallmark. It is an art nouveau design with a fancy fleur-de-lis on top.
This bookmark was made in the US by Woodside Sterling Co. It is marked sterling 1352 along with the manufacturers hallmark. It is an art nouveau design with a fancy fleur-de-lis on top.
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This bookmark is American made by an unknown manufacturer. It is just marked Sterling on the top part. I don't believe that the blade is silver. It is an art nouveau flower made between 1900 and 1920.
This bookmark is American made by an unknown manufacturer. It is just marked Sterling on the top part. I don't believe that the blade is silver. It is an art nouveau flower made between 1900 and 1920.
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This bookmark was made in the US by Gorham. It is marked with the makers hallmark, sterling and the number 38. It only has one blade with a flower at the top and is one of 33 bookmarks sold in the Autumn 1888 silver catalog.
This bookmark was made in the US by Gorham. It is marked with the makers hallmark, sterling and the number 38. It only has one blade with a flower at the top and is one of 33 bookmarks sold in the Autumn 1888 silver catalog.
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This bookmark was made in Denmark by Eiler & Marløe of Copenhagen. The back is hallmarked 830s and E & M. The top is a detailed bust of Hans Christian Andersen surrounded by a shield of deep blue enamel.
This bookmark was made in Denmark by Eiler & Marløe of Copenhagen. The back is hallmarked 830s and E & M. The top is a detailed bust of Hans Christian Andersen surrounded by a shield of deep blue enamel.
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 This bookmark was made in the US by the Westminster Press of Philadelphia, PA. It is a celluloid bookmark with the star spangled banner printed on the front. The top is in the shape of a shield with a US flag and a ribbon on top with "E. Pluribus Unum." The date is 1905 - 1915.
This bookmark was made in the US by the Westminster Press of Philadelphia, PA. It is a celluloid bookmark with the star spangled banner printed on the front. The top is in the shape of a shield with a US flag and a ribbon on top with "E. Pluribus Unum." The date is 1905 - 1915.
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This bookmark was made in the US by an unknown manufacturer. It is marked Sterling on the back. The top is a figural head of a native american.  The date is 1900 - 1910.
This bookmark was made in the US by an unknown manufacturer. It is marked Sterling on the back. The top is a figural head of a native american. The date is 1900 - 1910.
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This bookmark is only marked Sterling. It is American made from the turn of the century (according to the dealer).
This bookmark is only marked Sterling. It is American made from the turn of the century (according to the dealer).
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This bookmark is made in the US by Webster Company from North Attleboro, Mass. It is marked Sterling and the manufacturers mark. It is a strange mark in that there is no apparent way that it can be used to clip onto a page like most other bookmarks. It's possible that it is not a bookmark at all but if not, then what is it? The date is between 1910 and 1930.
This bookmark is made in the US by Webster Company from North Attleboro, Mass. It is marked Sterling and the manufacturers mark. It is a strange mark in that there is no apparent way that it can be used to clip onto a page like most other bookmarks. It's possible that it is not a bookmark at all but if not, then what is it? The date is between 1910 and 1930.
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