assay office

The building would house a bakery and an assay office.

He also convinced the federal government to open an assay office in Seattle.

Next door to the clothing shop is the assay office."

The book contains details of each assay office in the country, with their various marks.

But look, right now here's the gemological analysis unit from the assay office.

The Assay office operated until 1913 when the gold supply was quickly dwindling.

At 131 years, the Jacobs family assay office tradition was the oldest in the country when it closed.

The assay office was closed; so was the postal station.

Nothing else was of interest to the Assay Office.

"Although," the lieutenant said, "as you predicted, someone wanted to get in here to retrieve something from the assay office."

But Brixhta would still have to get past the security team outside the assay office.

In 1773 Sheffield was given a silver assay office.

All four remaining assay offices finally adopted the same date letter sequences.

The mint reopened as an assay office in 1876.

"But the route he's taking leads up to the airlock just along from the assay office.

The facility operated as an Assay Office from 1909 until 1942, when it was closed.

Across the street was an assay office, and farther down were other buildings, all of frame or log construction.

The unique site remains intact today, together with a cyanide treatment plant and assay office.

The town included homes, a boarding house, general store/post office, and assay office.

The procession moved slowly toward the assay office.

I hadn't shown them all at the Assay Office.

The Denver branch began life in 1863 as the local assay office, just five years after gold was discovered in the area.

It served as an Assay Office until 1906, when coinage operations began.

More recently, the street was home to Sheffield Assay Office.

These have to be inspected by the London Assay Office.