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The seams on the bucket are weird; have seen similar on MARS arty (IIRC), but not on 4".
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Pete, Tom, I contacted George Anderson a few days ago on this one and asked his opinion. Nothing diffinitive..
This differs a lot from the early Mars construction. They were cut and folded, sewn on the interior to form the bucket top. No stitching can be seen from the outside. George speculates that it could be commercial what with the lack of markings and unusual top. I have never seen anything like it...Like George I would like to see photo's of the interior and back. Jerry Burney
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