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03-25-2006, 02:50 PM
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Origin of a possible E107 find
Posted By: Bill K@sel
I have seen many E107's with similar writing (in pencil) to the one I own. All have had M103 and Cincinnati written on them. Granted mine is nearly impossible to detect! Was there a known find that these came from, or was it one likely owner that had his collection dispersed over the years since 1903? Just curious....I saw several on Ebay earlier this winter. 
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