given to me by my mother, who said it was very old." writes Mrs. C. H.. of Wavertree. "The fork and spoon are hallmarked, the handles are bone with a crest on top which looks like gold, and they all fold into their handles. Can you tell me if they are of any value?" We would haz

is not much call for sec- ondhand coffins. "I thought the obvious place woWa be the undertalers, but they inspected it and told vie people pilfer lighter wood nowadays. They didn't want it. "And an antique dealer said he was interested in riuying it to make a coffee table, but w

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