Manufacturer: Scammell China
User: Hotel Anthony Wayne
Date of plate: 1928 – 1930

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Named after Mad Anthony Wayne, a Revolutionary War hero, this architectural tribute became the social focal point of the town. It later reopened as senior housing after a period of decline.

The service plate has metallic gold lines on the rim and verge with grayscale images of men and women in Revolutionary War-era clothing and a basket of flowers on the border. Interspersed among these are scenes in full color of horse-drawn carriages and men and women, again, in period costumes.The large circular design in the plate's center depicts a battle in progress with men on foot and on horses in a wooded setting.

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