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05-30-2013, 08:35 PM
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Scott,
When you say 'resin', what kind of resin is it? The hard stuff, likely with bubbles like you see today, soft to the touch like 'Ivorex' (almost feels like soap), tough (tap it) but almost brittle, etc. And how heavy is it? Modern resin is discernibly heavier than earlier kinds. 
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