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Earlier topic: Help Identify
Delittle no. 194
Hi folks! I’m in the process of cleaning up this filthy and worn wood type. The grime on the A’s unearthed a Delittle York stamp and on the side of one of the A’s a “No. 194” I assume that was the name of this set for the Delittle company.
Does anyone have a Type ID for me or what someone like Hamilton might have renamed this? I love the G’s so much!
-Christa
Delittle194 01.jpg
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