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TrondN · 30th July 2005, 10:23 AM

RSWORD and Yannis, thanks for your insight. It kind of makes sence if it turnes out to be from the 19'th century. I can't tell how it got under my in laws house, but there was quite some shipping traffic through there in the old days. So maybe someone treded it for food or something.
Thanks again.

And Ariel, thanks for the humour...;-)

30th July 2005, 10:23 AM	#5
TrondN Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 3	Thanks so far... RSWORD and Yannis, thanks for your insight. It kind of makes sence if it turnes out to be from the 19'th century. I can't tell how it got under my in laws house, but there was quite some shipping traffic through there in the old days. So maybe someone treded it for food or something. Thanks again. And Ariel, thanks for the humour...;-)