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Doubs:
Ok, then shouldn’t the explanation have been: not manufactured “no earlier than 1917”? And if it was a reject receiver from 1914, why doesn’t it have the appropriate stamp indicating this? If it was a good receiver from the beginning, why did they leave it sitting around from sometime in 1914 till sometime in 1917 (or later) for no good reason? |
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