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The number 1342 on a brooch typically indicates the year it was made or a specific design or style code. In some contexts, it may refer to a hallmark or manufacturer’s mark that helps identify the origin or authenticity of the piece. If the brooch is vintage or antique, this number might be significant for collectors or appraisers in determining its value and history.
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Is 1342 prime?
no, it is an even number.
What century is 1342?
The year 1342 - as with any year between 1301 and 1400, is in the fourteenth century.
What is 1342 as a percentage form?
1,342 = 134,200%
How would you write 1342 as a Roman numeral?
MCCCXLII
What is the scientific notation for 1342?
1,342 = 1.342 × 103
What does number 176 mean on a silver brooch?
Silver
Have a Brooch with the Number 720 on back how old is this brooch?
I don't think you can determine the age just with that number.
What does brooch mean?
A brooch is an item of jewelry with a pin on the back to pin to your clothing.
Is 1342 prime?
no, it is an even number.
If the firing order is 1342 does that mean you put the first plug wire to the number 1 the 2nd plug wire to number 3 etc?
Yes
What number goes into 1342?
Each of these numbers goes evenly into 1,342: 1, 2, 11, 22, 61, 122, 671, 1342.
What is the timing sequence for a Fiat punto?
If you mean the firing order it is 1342.
What is a homophone for broach?
The homophone for "broach" is "brooch."
Where is the number one on distributer?
Firing order 1342 OK but where is #1 on cap
What is a good sentence with the word brooch?
i'm not sure how brooch.
Does brooch and broach mean tha same thing?
No, although they are often pronounced the same.
What does EPNS 1342 on a Wm Rogers cup mean?
EPNS 1342 on a Wm Rogers cup indicates that the cup is made of Electro Plated Nickel Silver (EPNS), a type of silver plating process that produces a durable finish. The number 1342 is likely a model or pattern number used by Wm Rogers, a brand known for its silverware and flatware. This information helps identify the specific design and composition of the item, which can be useful for collectors or those seeking to match pieces.
