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Old 30th April 2019, 06:04 PM   #1
Jim McDougall
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BEAUTIFUL!!! Yup, that's the BTF (=bushy tail fox) OK.
While there must have been a lot of these blades produced, they really are not around a lot. Surely many are dormant in collections or stashed away in static estate holdings, many were probably sold or traded off or destroyed.
VERY NICE WAYNE!
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