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Old 1st October 2014, 05:21 AM   #10
Ian
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Originally Posted by stephen wood
I think the price is per dozen...
Hi Stephen:

Yes, the price is per dozen, but if one does the calculation of cost per item (including shipping to Burma from England), we come out with a number that would have been beyond that affordable by the average Burmese in the early 1900s or today. I did the calculations in post #13 of this thread.

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