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Three-pronged forks of the mid 19th century
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I am working on a 'forensic' project in human osteology.

Can somebody advise me on the typical properties of three-pronged table 
forks used in the mid 19th century?

In particular I want to know the dimensions of the cross sections of the 
ends of the prongs.

Richard Wright

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