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I HAVE NEVER COME ACROSS THIS TINNIE IN BRASS....REAL OR COPY??
THANKS DAVE H
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Thats a copy to me..........
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I agree with Gaspare. I see a lot of tinnies coming from eastern Europe made of brass when all the originals I have sen are aluminum.
Rod
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I agree with Gaspare. I see a lot of tinnies coming from eastern Europe made of brass when all the originals I have sen are aluminum.
Rod There were a LOT of different materials used for tinies but all the real ones I've seen of this type have been aluminum. Jim
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I would pass on brass - If its cheap enough [like $10], I might consider it for a novelty.
Doug
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