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Sadly only 27 on the rebuild with a dupe or two, just not motivated enough to reassemble the set. Chris and I worked feverishly for nearly a decade, going thru hundreds upon hundreds of them to get where we both ended up, he #2 and myself #3. For anyone to reassemble a group of 140-150 would be very difficult now, with no large groups available. Of course the two current finest sets are both held by board members(not usually posters).
Here are a couple left over. 
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