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Posted 2 years ago
TeresaD
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Silver Cup……..
A Thrift store pick up
Can anyone tell me anything about this? Is it like a trophy of some kind if so
What was it for who did it belong to Or is it nothing at all
Your help is needed on this one Any Ideas Its 5" tall
FLT. E 1st ’66
On the bottom of the cup it has “CRESCENT SILVER MFG”
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Your help is needed on this one Any Ideas on what
FLT. E 1st ’66 ...means
Dear Sir,
I am doing research on a cup that was presented to the winner (Aberdeen Prince) of the Irish Coursing Derby in 1959. The interesting thing is that this cup appears to have been made (in 1907) by Eglington & Company, Bermingham for English Classic Horse racing.
I would be thankful for any information.
Thanking you,
Mattie
Sorry I have no additional information on this
It appears to be a tennis trophy, possibly Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Tennis
(FLT)as they are called. They have been around since 1946, and are made up of many different tennis clubs.