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Old 28th March 2018, 03:07 PM   #17
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... The big trouble with this conclusion, is I must then wonder why make a perfect forged mark, ....then give the game away with French writing!?! ...
Just think of it as being genuine Spanish barrels for exports, receiving a French inspection countermark at arrival .

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... Sometimes things just do not make sense.
It's like forging perfect banknotes, then putting Mickey Mouse on one corner...
It does make sense when you think of Disneyland currency .


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... I like the gun very much, and a bit of mystery never hurt...
Absolutely !

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...Thank you my good friend, for all your help on this...
Always at your disposal .
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