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Stressful day of running around picking up and dropping people off.
The only enjoyable part was buying 144 cans of baked beans for about US$7.00.

 
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A rare outing for the Buren this morning.

 
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Stressful day of running around picking up and dropping people off.
The only enjoyable part was buying 144 cans of baked beans for about US$7.00.

And I’m glad I am not sharing a bed with you😁🫢
Blazing saddles comes to mind😊
 
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Being sick at home on a grey Saturday, the Geneve gives a little color of gold and red.
 
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Sixties Saturday



When I got this 10 years ago I was disappointed with the lacquer crackling


You all set newbie me straight

 
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The one documented in the Goldberger book. #7 , 10 were made in total for Italy WW2





There is some speculation that these were part of an order to the Italian Airforce.
But no one has found clear evidence as far as I am aware.

The theory is that It is highly unusual for an agent to order 6 or more watches of the exact
specification for anything other than military orders for an ultra expensive tool watch.
Watches 47mm in size is a ridiculously large wrist clock in 1940s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regia_Aeronautica


The 3 known remaining watches are all sequential serial numbers delivered on the
same day to the same agent.
https://flightbirds.net/the-last-three-all-silver-hour-angles/
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Everything goes with orange.