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04-29-2013, 03:35 PM
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To that end (the rest of the lot) here is a Dick Brown from the same lot. It is very similar to two examples that I currently have.
 As to the Winston Brown, the end of the "n" concerned me. The capital "R" did seem like a plus, but the flow seemed more compact and less stuttering on the newer signed example. But the Dick Brown looks very good to me, as do a few of the others (Walt Bond, Johnny Keane, etc). Thanks for the help everyone! Tom C 
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