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I have a Russian friend who's a sound technician. And a Czech one to. A Czech one too.

George V, 1932, NGC, MS65RB

LOL https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1908-PENNY-EDWARD-VII-BRITISH-BRONZE-COIN-SUPERB/174209812889

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/114136989883?ul_noapp=true

Apparently everyone has been quarantined at John Lennon airport! Imagine all the people?

Spring.

I was totally incredulous the other day when my wife declared that she was the world's number one fan of the Monkees. But then I saw her face........................

Wouldn't it be great if it were a real story. There has never been an US Senator named Rudolf Schmidt though.

My gut feel is that Pete's correct though.... Having said that, I think that 15 or so years ago there were quite a lot of 1858 Bramah 26a's Missing Serifs around, but I'm sure one doesn''t see so many nowadays....probably because Bramah has been discussed on forums such as this since then and people became more away of the variety and collected them....now tucked away in collections. I have a spare of the Bramah book if anyone is interested, quite a nice copy...….but they don't come cheap, quite collectable in themselves! PM me if interested.

Information from Google. "George III brass 'spade' guinea card counter. 1790. Rev. C.W.B. & Co. Birm. Neilson 6910. The standard 'spade' design along with a spurious date is given. The legend reads: .C.W.B.ET.CO.DG./I.REX.F.D.B.I.R.M.1790. This garbled legend actually gives the maker's name, C.W.B & Co. (Charles William Bagnall) and the place of manufacture, 16, Hockley Street, Birmingham."

I missed the h out of farthings. I'm supprised I haven't had a few large fish wrapped around my chops It is my eldest birthday (17) and the wine has been flowing.( at least she knows her blue nun from a nice burgandy) Isn't 17 a little young for uniforms?