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A baker’s gaggle of bubblebacks
Layout photo, just for fun.
Reference are (T to B, L to R) are: 2764, 3372, 3696, 3133/2764, 3065, 2940, 3725).
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A baker’s gaggle of bubblebacks
Layout photo, just for fun. Reference are (T to B, L to R) are: 2764, 3372, 3696, 3133/2764, 3065, 2940, 3725). ...
Adam , you are too modest
It is almost impossible to see such a collection in such perfect condition with all original dials!! Thanks Julian
