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03-09-2012, 10:45 PM
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John,
A picture would be great. I have never heard of W F miller pins from that era. First real pin set from that era would be the cameo pepsins from 1894-1898. Can you also provide a dimension (size) of the pin? If you do get a picture please show the back of the pin also. Thanks
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