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The following Old Mariners look like they definitely were made by [[Comoy's]], due to the ''Made in England'' stamp, plus the shape numbers correlate to [[Comoy's Shape Number Chart]]: Examples below 185 is a straight Billiard, and 228c a 1/8 bent Prince. | The following Old Mariners look like they definitely were made by [[Comoy's]], due to the ''Made in England'' stamp, plus the shape numbers correlate to [[Comoy's Shape Number Chart]]: Examples below 185 is a straight Billiard, and 228c a 1/8 bent Prince. | ||
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The following Old Mariners look like they definitely were made by Comoy's, due to the Made in England stamp, plus the shape numbers correlate to Comoy's Shape Number Chart: Examples below 185 is a straight Billiard, and 228c a 1/8 bent Prince.
Gallery
- Old Mariner straight Billiard (185), Example and details, courtesy Doug Valtichka
- Old Mariner 1/8 bent Prince (228c), Example and details, courtesy Doug Valtichka
