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11-11-2006, 11:04 AM
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Designated set number/ date of manufacture question
Posted By: leon
I am not at home to verify but my guess is that this is the way Jefferson catalogued them in the ACC. I think we have found out a ton of information, especially mfg dates and so forth, since he made his numbering schemes. Everytime I look at the ACC, which is fairly often, I am amazed at how well he and our forefathers did.....We owe him/them a lot of gratitude....What info we can get in seconds today, took them years back then... 
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