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Old 7th May 2014, 12:55 AM   #9
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Hi all, I think mine is in better condition, especially when I look at the hinge; which looks damaged in the auction item.

The age is very exciting to me, the mid 1700s - Napoleon and his wars, on land or sea, just imagine if this caliper could talk!

There is verdigris and something crusty on the calipers, what are your thoughts on gently cleaning this off?

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