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The Chip Board Archive 08
That's correct; USPC made the HUB mold chips ...
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Re: May not be a matter of "cross-over" or "later"
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... in question and delivered them to Mason & Co.
Interesting hobby, yes?
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Cross-over from C&S to Mold Types
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Slight correction ...
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May not be a matter of "cross-over" or "later" ...
Re: May not be a matter of "cross-over" or "later"
Yes. USPC made Hubs.
Would anyone care to guess which litho inlay chip
That's correct; USPC made the HUB mold chips ...
I should also add that Mason did ...
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aPa, N club B, & JAC scans
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