show me a pic andy,and i'll work the magic.regards minnie.
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show me a pic andy,and i'll work the magic.regards minnie.
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Not me Min, it's a link to Dominick....
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This thread has become an exercise in futility.
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russ you sound brow beaten pal , its a shame the remainder of the original chinstrap was removed i would of left it and the helmet in the condition it was found and as the rest have said it probably would make for perfect re-enactor helmet now only,james
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Thanks everyone for your replies, I appreciate your help
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Is that it dom?no pic of the heat stamp or liner.your surname isn't jolly is it?ELLO.WOT.IM ON THE PHONE.regards minnie.
Last edited by moaning minnie; 08-29-2012 at 09:56 PM. Reason: adding pics
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I looked again with a magnifying glass and saw what looks to be an I after 952
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They want you to take a picture of the inside of the liner. Some of the guys are getting frustrated because it seems like you're trying to trick or deceive us.by Dominick Consolazio
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4 pages later and "BlackStone the illusionist comes to mind.
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