What Is This Symbol

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What Is This Symbol

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The Fork with the "?" on the left tine....

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It appears to be a pitchfork (sinner) with a halo (saint) hanging in one tine....... at least that is what it looks like to me.
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That is what it looks like to me.
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And, so says the inscription....thanks :)
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Maybe it's also a visual play on Oscar Wilde's initials...

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FWiedner wrote:Maybe it's also a visual play on Oscar Wilde's initials...

:idea:
Great...something else to worry about :wink:
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Or it could mean, OH WELL...
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It's a pitchfork with a halo hanging from it.
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FWiedner wrote:Maybe it's also a visual play on Oscar Wilde's initials...

:idea:
I think this too.
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FWiedner wrote:Maybe it's also a visual play on Oscar Wilde's initials...

:idea:
Excellent observation!
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Trying to say something about the duality of man.......
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