The M-2512 seems to have been a fairly standard-use CP style here in Ontario. These are found with the classic P-inside-a-C incuse on the ear (like this example), and also on occasion with an earlier "CPCO" incuse on the underside of the top shell. Some also are found with four dots arranged in a line incused on the underside of the top shell, this being a classic sign of CP manufacture on unmarked examples.

The P-inside-C marked examples found in this style may represent the earliest known examples of the use of that marking. This example likely dates to the late 1910s or early 1920s.

Note the crown shape is similar to the [id=473698784;M-2320A posted earlier]. This crown shape is a definite sign of CP manufacture.

Glaze colours found in this style are all the standard early mottled reddish-orange CP types. No exotic colours are known at this time.