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urbanspaceman · Yesterday, 06:23 PM

This extremely stylised fox has now appeared on at least six occasions that I am aware of; none of them being connected. The best suggestion of identity (from Peter Hudson) was that it may be from a local artist (Bewicke) who etched blades briefly for the Oleys in 1767 but that puts it outside of some of the extant examples. It certainly looks like his work though.

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Yesterday, 06:23 PM	#10
urbanspaceman Member Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: Tyneside. North-East England Posts: 732	fox This extremely stylised fox has now appeared on at least six occasions that I am aware of; none of them being connected. The best suggestion of identity (from Peter Hudson) was that it may be from a local artist (Bewicke) who etched blades briefly for the Oleys in 1767 but that puts it outside of some of the extant examples. It certainly looks like his work though. [ATTACH]250230[/ATTA Attached Images