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Ephemerald
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Case wrote on Sat, 30 October 2021 20:52Thanks! The peculiar “w-y” notation was something I noticed just in the 30s filled baguettes, most of which you can see the two tone there. I’ve seen others where I think it means they were made in either color, but something struck me as different about the notation here. Other eyes appreciated!
Ok, I notice the "w-y" on quite a few gold baguette models from 30's as well. Such as baguette 548. Yet my baguette 551 which is two tone, which you can see, does not have the designation "w-y" but only "14ky". Curious.
Matthias
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