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Old 17th January 2013, 06:59 PM   #10
not2sharp
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Originally Posted by trenchwarfare
Ooh, didn't see the pitting in the first photo. No, not a polish candidate. Looks like it bathed in something caustic, and was cleaned up. Still, it is an interesting, and historic piece.
Most likely it was exposed to the warm, humid and salty air in South Florida for too long.

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