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Patternvariations from recent restorations
Pictures six, seven, and eight are German 10/12 gauge sets, 4 iron Rossen.
Picture nine is a Belgian Guild Gun, appears to be Bernard.
Picture ten is a Parker GH 20 gauge, 4 iron Oxford.
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01-08-2010, 03:38 PM
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Brad,Very very nice. You have achieved a very nice contrast.
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