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The rarest of the old A eras - 1954 Last viewed: 21 hours ago
Posted on 15 years ago
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...and thanks for the tip. I'm surprised to find it's older than my kit! But not by too much. Good to know... The other thing I have learnt from this forum is that I should weigh it :)
Posted on 15 years ago
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Dude....that's awesome.
Wish I could come over there and hoist a few with you. Then we could both pose for some hammered pictures.
Posted on 15 years ago
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...and thanks for the tip. I'm surprised to find it's older than my kit! But not by too much. Good to know... The other thing I have learnt from this forum is that I should weigh it :)
Oooooo...nice kit man!!
Posted on 15 years ago
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I need to see a face on shot of the hammering to be sure. But from what I can see of the lathing, it's saying later 1950's.
Will this help? I can take a face-on shot later if these don't do the trick.
Thank,
Gary
Posted on 15 years ago
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I need to see a face on shot of the hammering to be sure. But from what I can see of the lathing, it's saying later 1950's.
These 14 hats came with the kit that was bought new in 1961 - the drums are 58 or earlier except for the floor - 6ply - made in 58 60 or 61.
I took these a few minutes ago.
Posted on 15 years ago
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These 14 hats came with the kit that was bought new in 1961 - the drums are 58 or earlier except for the floor - 6ply - made in 58 60 or 61.I took these a few minutes ago.
Classic late 50's.
Posted on 15 years ago
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