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<p>[QUOTE="Figtree3, post: 255934, member: 33"]If you mean the Hallmark greeting card company, they did not make this. They did not start using that word on their greeting cards until 1928, according to a historical essay on the company website. However, I did learn something interesting. According to the company website "J.C. Hall also was an innovator in marketing his cards. He was intrigued by the word "hallmark" used by goldsmiths as a mark of quality. Mr. Hall liked that it not only said quality, but also included his family name."</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, while I think your cameo is old I think it is more likely from the early 20th century than the late 19th...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Figtree3, post: 255934, member: 33"]If you mean the Hallmark greeting card company, they did not make this. They did not start using that word on their greeting cards until 1928, according to a historical essay on the company website. However, I did learn something interesting. According to the company website "J.C. Hall also was an innovator in marketing his cards. He was intrigued by the word "hallmark" used by goldsmiths as a mark of quality. Mr. Hall liked that it not only said quality, but also included his family name." Anyway, while I think your cameo is old I think it is more likely from the early 20th century than the late 19th...[/QUOTE]
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