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Creamware with patriotic American prints
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Index of Maker Unknown Marks
MUI01
Impressed
MUP02
Printed
MUP03
Printed
MUP04
Printed
MUP06
Printed
MUP07
Printed
MUP08
Printed
MUP09
Printed
MUP10
Printed
MUP11
Printed
MUP12
Printed
MUP13
Printed
MUP14
Printed
U10
Printed
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