11-08-2012, 10:44 AM
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I Would Agree With Ed An Add,
The pre-war like my 1937 is as close to perfect in every respect. The blueing is beautiful. They were made up to the end of the war 1945 and there perfection did suffer! Then less were made or survived and more scarce. Eric
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