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From all indications, it is a 1914 Commercial. The lazy Crown/N on the left side of the toggle link is a proper characteristic, but a closeup shot of the left side of the receiver (just like the one of the right side with the GERMANY mark) is needed to see the lazy Crown/N commercial proof. None of you photos show this mark and it should be there.
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If it's made after 1918...it's a reproduction |
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