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IV
Dial 29 mm.
Distance between I
and M 6 1/2 mm.
Between O. and E.
6 3/4 mm.
Between O and V 12
3/4 mm.
Left side of rim flattened
between 15 Oct and 26 Oct 06.
Stendal Die III.
Killer is tilted towards
dial at base
Usage (First period)
- 10 Jan 06 - 6 Jan 08
Trip Numbers - 4,
8, 12, 16, 20, 5
59 Examples
Usage (Second period)
- 7 Jan 08 - 8 Mar 11
Trip Numbers - 2,
6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 11, 15, 19
100 Examples |
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V
Dial 29 1/2 mm.
Distance between I
and M 6 3/4 mm.
Between O. and E.
6 1/2 mm.
Between O and V 12
1/4 mm.
A large rim break
occurred between 13 Oct and 31 Dec 06.
Stendal Die II.
Killer is approximately
parrallel with cut out.
Usage (First period)
- 7 Feb 06 - 27 Dec 07
Trip Numbers - 6,
10, 14, 18, 7, 11, 15, 19
48 Examples
Usage (Second period)
- 3 Jan 08 - 3 Nov 10
Trip Numbers - 4,
8, 12, 16, 20, 9, 17
50 Examples |
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VI
Dial 28 1/2 mm.
Distance between I
and M 7 1/2 mm.
Between O. and E.
7 1/2 mm.
Between O and V 13
mm.
Killer unknown - stamp
was peeled off card ( A valid argument for capital punishment).
Usage - 14 Mar
11. This is also the latest record use of any Milwaukie Avenue marking.
Trip Numbers - 8
1 Examples
6-b-VI is a tentative
assignment due to the lack of a killer. It could possibly be a 6-a
or something else; however, I have 74 examples of 6-a in my collection
with the lastest date 1 Feb 04 and I believe 6-a ceased to be used around
that time. I would be very much interested to hear from anyone who
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