Attached is a symbol that came from the instructions for a chop cup that I own. The instructions say the cup was made in India.

Is the manufacturer familiar to anyone?

The cup was purchased in Tucson, AZ over 10 years ago. It appears copper and came with the red balls and a yellow/red-stripped pom-pom load.

Thanks,
Daniel

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It would be better if you posted a photo of the cup.

At first I thought it might be a variant of an old Enardoe logo.

But now I see an EF, and not just a lone E, so... ?

Below is the link for the picture of the chop cup.

Thank you for looking into it.

Thanks,
Daniel

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That's a really strong gaff. I've never been able to get a chop cup to stick to a wall like that!

Seriously, I'm not sure who made it. The shoulder bead looks like something from India. Could be Uday or one of the other Indian manufacturers.

Yeah, the picture of the cup is a little misleading. I had got it cropped, but the max picture size favors portraits. I didn’t catch that at first. I was worried details would get lost if I cropped it smaller. As such, I decided to rotate the image.

The logo is indecipherable to me. Looking at it, I can see it being interpreted as E•F, CIF, or a similar combination.

Using an internet search engine does not yield meaningful results.

Thanks,
Daniel

Electro Fun is the maker of Indian origin.

Thank you so much for your help Mr. Don. That would explain why I could not find them with an internet search as they have since become Funtime Innovations.

Thanks,
Daniel