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Old 12th December 2022, 08:23 AM   #1
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Hi Jim, I think this is the best and after all logical explanation one can get. Many thanks!
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Amen .
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Hi Jim, I think this is the best and after all logical explanation one can get. Many thanks!
Thank you Udo! Kudos to Stuart Mowbray on this amazing book which is thoroughly researched and the photography of the examples is breathtaking, a virtual museum tour. I often browse through this book as the detail and conversational demeanor of the text is like being with a friend touring a museum.
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