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    Now that worked I'll try these.The Milners plate is the only one I have ever seen.The wording in the top of the milners chest says.
    Milners Patent Double Fire resisting Chambers
    By the mutual reaction of nonconduction and evaporation
    Keep their contents under 212 deg the boiling point in red heat beyond the duration of casual fire
    Liverpool Improved For The General Registry 1845.
    So that explaines the 212 that is on most of their name plates
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    The large round plate normally says improved for the govt registry and courts 1851 but there are some that say 1849

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