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Die Record: CORN 1

Potter's MarkCORN
Die no1
ReadingCORN
Reading (Tomlin)CORN
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)C is formed by two short strokes meeting at almost right-angles. N is reversed. The curving bottom edge of the die suggests there were only these four letters. Probably Corn(elius). There are some other possibilities such as Corn(utus), but the nomen Cornelius (also used as a cognomen) is very common; the cognomen Cornelianus is derived from it.
RetrogradeN
RegionNW
IndustryWilderspool
Kiln Group or IndustryWilderspool
Wares or Comments on FabricsWilderspool WIL WS
Border Top: Border-None
Bottom: Border-None
Left: Border-None
Right: Border-None

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