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Here's a nice one to tuck in your Tux, for finer tucking-in!
Can anyone tell me when this take apart Hobo was made? And what the first part of the etch may have said? I can only make out "Maine" at the end.
Thanks!
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Spanish american war vintage. Words were REMEMBER THE MAINE. LT
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Doggone it LT...you are pretty good.




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:shock: ::drool:: :shock: that is NICE!
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Great find Charlie. ::tu::
If I am not mistaken that was made while Dwight Divine was at the helm of Ulster.
A great oldie but goody.

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