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Old 6th April 2017, 02:12 AM   #5
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The second one is the more valuable one since it is much older, perhaps by nearly a century. This one should have laminations in it.
So you're thinking more late 19th century, rather than early 20th for this one?

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I wish Federico's site was still up. It had all of this information on it.
Oh, wow. His site must be only recently down. I've read his bit on gunongs in at least the last year. I wish he was still active. I've read a ton of his old posts.

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