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I’m VERY new to collecting book ends and being a “rookie” I don’t want to make “rookie” mistakes. I have many Bradley Hubbards and others with no makers mark. I bought the “no marks” just to have more in my collection and thought maybe they can be valuable or I could use in trading. I can tell these are old, but without a mark, I’m not sure how to place value? For example, one is “girl at well” nice patina but no mark?

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I think this is bronze,, not cast iron !! Still looking for the maker/foundry !! What is your location ??

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In Birmingham Alabama
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Should be smaller

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Pics are not loading !! Try making them smaller,, this site has a 2MB size limit on pics !! Look below under “attachments” !! Upload files,,Max. file size 2MB !!

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Antique example of G and numbers. This was on a 3 masted ship.

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This one is cast iron I think. Really heavy. Last night I was able to more closely examine them I found a “G” in several with a 3 digit number
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