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01-12-2009, 12:12 AM
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Ongoing Auction: T206 Printer Scrap?
Posted By: Mr. Moses
that it's a rubber stamp. It's primarily the reasoning behind making it and the design that bothers me. No real motivation. Also, in looking closer I would think that on such a rough surface that the ink wouldn't be as uniform. You have a lot more experience than I do - just playing devil's advocate. I think we would agree that it's always difficult to analize without the object in hand...... 
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