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Made by W.& S. Blackinton Co. from Meriden, Connecticut, I believe. Markings include a horse (or unicorn's) head facing right, the initials "W & SB", the lion facing left. Probably also marked as EPC or EPN (electro-plated copper or nickel). If Electro plated, then not very valuable.
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Who are the 3 animals other then the lion in the emblem of India?
t They are the horse and also a bull
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Lion Capital
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nation emblem
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