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| [[File: Watson -1010 Catalina.png|250px|thumbnail|left|<center>Watson #1010 Fork and Spoon <br> Santa Catalina Island <br>[originals in SCIF archives] <br> #1010 was also made in a salad fork</center>]] | | [[File: 3 sets with forks.jpeg|250px|thumbnail|center|<center>Left: Watson #1010 Fork and Spoon <br> Middle: Watson #841 Fork, Tea Spoon and Soup Spoon <br> Right: </center>]] |
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| [[File: Watson 841.png|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>Watson #841 Fork, Tea Spoon and <br>Soup Spoon <br> Santa Catalina Island <br>#841 was also made in a salad fork</center>]]
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Revision as of 20:09, 18 May 2021
CATALINA SOUVENIR FORKS are uncommon, but they do exist.
Left: Watson #1010 Fork and Spoon
Middle: Watson #841 Fork, Tea Spoon and Soup Spoon
Right:
Santa Catalina Island fork
Sugar Loaf; steamer; Flying Fish
The design on this handle appears to have been made
by both Shepard and Watson, according to Harry Merrick.
- Robbins in their modern style cut-out design
Robbins souvenir fork, Santa Catalina Island, c. 1922 
Robbins souvenir fork, Santa Catalina Island 
