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10-21-2020, 08:16 PM

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Perhaps they wanted to go with a simpler pattern with finer checkering to balance out the full coverage engraving. Simple and elegant.

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Orphan Annie's forend, 1925 SC...

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SC. 1919 era

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The only difference I see in SC checkering patterns is some have a line connecting the panels.

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