what does the mark "standard" mean on a metal spoon?

ASTM makes a spec on sheet and plate. Sheet is 1/8" and thinner. Plate is 1/8" and thicker. Don't let any body tell you it is plate if it ain't 1/8 or thicker. That ain't arbitrary. ASTM gives heating and cracking specs on steel alloys that show you have to heat plate and you can bend sheet ...

It may be a berry serving spoon, the holes allowing excess juice drain off.

yes there is... um... if you go to a camping supply place you may be able to find some... if you want... im not sure of your area but amazon ships any where and i know they carry them.... they range in prices... hope that helps.... http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=metal+spork ...

Ain't but one alloy that is "surgical." That is 18-8. It is non magnetic so you can have it in you and not set off metal detectors of the fancy magnetic gear they got in the hospital. Steel alloys always have numbers. The first number is how much chrome there is in it. The second number shows ...

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In British usage, a tanner was a sixpence, and a bob was a shilling.