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    Guys I got another spork from ebay and want to ask if this sounds right I will take pictures later. It is aluminum and is marked C&CW44 the patina looks right but I was suprised buy how lite weight it is . It doesnt snap in place as good as the steel spork I have . The protrusions that should snap arent stamped as the steel one. This one appears to have been poured in a mold? Thanks again guys.
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    you can post it if you like but I can tell you already its the real deal. I have a "c&cw 43" 4 piece set (all 4 items stamped the same) and its the same type metal you speak of. I also owned a "WAL 43" 4 piece set (all 3 items were stamped the same minus the can opener) but that one was heavier and more of a "typical" metal. I assume "c&cw" just used this style of manufacture as mine is also mold poured. just the can opener is the heavy metal version. Glenn


    Ill take some pics this weekend if your interested.

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      Originally posted by Glenn Barbaritz View Post
      you can post it if you like but I can tell you already its the real deal. I have a "c&cw 43" 4 piece set (all 4 items stamped the same) and its the same type metal you speak of. I also owned a "WAL 43" 4 piece set (all 3 items were stamped the same minus the can opener) but that one was heavier and more of a "typical" metal. I assume "c&cw" just used this style of manufacture as mine is also mold poured. just the can opener is the heavy metal version. Glenn


      Ill take some pics this weekend if your interested.
      Yes please do post some pics! Regards Hans.

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        ok, probably sunday morning. Glenn

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