NitroX
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| 03/01/25 07:11 PM |
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Re: Objects from an English gun case.
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K could be Keith. Karl. Kingsley. Many possibilities.
De could be French, as in "de" or "of".
de B. C. is "of B. C." whether or not a place name. Seeing it's probably hyphenated.
de might also derive from Norman noble ancestry if British. Or ancestry from other later French speaking English territories in France.