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    #16
    Help me Harry, the glare is killing me!! A gorgous set Harry, absolute beauties!!! Cheers...Jeff

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      #17
      incredible condition,
      superb set!!

      Koen

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        #18
        Im still drewling, very nice set Brien
        Mikael

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          #19
          Mint

          Hello,
          Super, duper and it is in the type of condition I like!

          Regards,
          Jody

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            #20
            Originally posted by Flemming
            ...but it looks like there are paint on the 9 o'clock arm?
            Flemming
            The 935-4 have all what I called 'painted' frosting, i.e. a kind of coating simulating the earlier used chemical etching.

            Sometimes one can find spots where the 'paint' or coating didn't reach. This can be seen quite regularily on 935-4, sometimes more sometimes less. It's no overpaint from the core!

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              #21
              Spot-on

              Harry,

              Very, very nice!

              Superb.

              MIKE

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                #22
                Originally posted by Dietrich Maerz
                The 935-4 have all what I called 'painted' frosting, i.e. a kind of coating simulating the earlier used chemical etching.

                Sometimes one can find spots where the 'paint' or coating didn't reach. This can be seen quite regularily on 935-4, sometimes more sometimes less. It's no overpaint from the core!

                Dietrich

                The discoloration, creep, patina or whatever it may be called shows up frequently on all S&L Crosses. It's not limited to the 935/4 but is evidenced on the Crosses with the chemical etching as well.

                It is found 'ABOVE' the frosting suggesting it's a process of ageing and a bleed of sorts.
                Regards,
                Dave

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                  #23
                  When I see something this nice, makes me want to sell the old Mustang and buy something like it.....

                  Hank
                  Unless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
                  ~ Dan Hampton, Viper Pilot

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                    #24
                    Wow...what a lovely RK

                    I hope I will have that day.

                    KR
                    Indy

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                      #25
                      Wow

                      I will say one word after this........................

                      WOW
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                        #26
                        S@l

                        Stunning Harry, I think I am in love.......Id love too see my S@L 800/4 mated up with a set of Oaks and Swords............Super set.........Jimmy

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                          #27
                          I think I want to become a dentist!!

                          Fantastic set Harry

                          Dave

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                            #28
                            Awesome display

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                              #29
                              Gotta go with the flow here - dentistry is where it's at!!

                              Stunning Harry...

                              M.

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                                Excellent!!! Can we please have some detailed photos of the OL/Swords?
                                Measures? Weight?

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