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That trigger plate really is unique. What makes it different is the little bit extra on each side above the center circle. And also the little extra between the upper screws.
See here a GH trigger plate I recently observed as being unique in that it has line border engraving on the tang. Most guns up to C grades don't even have that. image.jpg
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Definitely different than my 1889 vintage --
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