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I've Collected these Items over the last few years at the dump. There are some really nice Pieces here but I know Very little about them.
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Very nice collection even if I do have to turn my pc sideways to study them.
I don't know why that has happen ? They are the right way up on my phone. ??
Oh thank you :) it's a Interesting collection
I needed practice working this machine sideways anyway.
Nice collection-- the price sure was right!
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That's funny, I will try to find out why it has done that.
Thanks a lot of your info I will put on better Quality and smaller groups pictures on here when I get some free time. Thanks again for the time you take Answering my questions.
Hi Jason,what card was you talking about? The brown card medal box with the address on it?
Or was it the hand Stitched postcard in the other part?
Hey, I was just getting into using the keyboard while the pc was on its side!
@jason that's a small cardboard box, for one of the medals.
What else did you see to see better?