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Old 15th February 2021, 06:03 PM   #4
M ELEY
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[QUOTE=fernando]If it is a conversion work, is very well 'disguised', Mark.
Trying to get it back to flint is an option; which i wouldn' adopt myself.
It is admitable that a gun converted to percussion would not keep its original value but ... what the hell; it has an history, all the same.
I like the shadow of your elegant hands while taking the first picture .

Well, you know I am a 'hand model', Fernando-
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