Edinburgh assay office

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Legal Requirement Section 11 of the Hallmarking Act requires: Dealers to exhibit notices as to hallmarks. Notice from January 2. Notice from January The amendment to the Hallmarking Act requiring all articles sold or described as Palladium to have a statutory hallmark as of 1st January has created the need for a new version of the Dealers' Notice to be produced.

After a 12 month period of grace this will become the only acceptable version as of 1st January This therefore replaces the previous version, last amended in The New Notice Under the Hallmarking Actevery person "dealing" in precious metal is legally required to display the statutory Dealers Notice and this has now been redesigned to include Palladium.

A new statutory "Dealers Notice" which all those dealing in precious metals are legally required to display is available from the Assay Offices from Januaryclearly showing both versions of the Palladium mark.

The new version is available as a free download from any of the Assay Office websites, and high quality printed versions are also available. For those requiring large quantities of notices the artwork is available for retailers to produce their own signs. Dealers have twelve months to change to the new Notice, which becomes compulsory from 1st January The new Notice features strongly an image of a hallmark including the three compulsory symbols.

In recognition of the regional and national bias of some jewellery and precious metal articles and retailers, which is integral to their branding, the new Notice will appear in four different versions, according to whether a mark from Birmingham, Edinburgh, London or Sheffield is deemed more appropriate.

Availability The Dealers Notice will be available via three different routes: Postage will be charged at cost. Click here to download the new Dealers Notice c High resolution artwork High resolution artwork will be available electronically from each Assay Office, allowing retailers to print their own hard copies using a professional printer.

Reproduction of the electronic versions must meet the following criteria. Must be printed in black and white Must be clearly legible minimum dpi to be stipulated Must be printed in its entirety with no amendments, additions or deletions Must be printed a minimum A4 size x mm portrait but can be larger if required.Bouvier's Law Dictionary Edition.

The Fallacy of the "Maker's Mark"

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The judges were furnished with small tables covered with wax, and each one inscribed on it the initial letter of his. Mark Maker Dates seen Seen on Comments Deakin & Francis Ltd Quaich Regent Place, Birmingham.

Proprietors: Stephen Henry Deakin & John Horace Francis. Edinburgh Assay Office, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

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