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$275.00 SOLD
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Item Code: M25497
Overall the bit is in good condition with only some light scattered surface rust. The surface of the bit looks as though it may have been plated at one time but most of that has worn off.
Both of the brass “US” rosettes are present.
Port and interior side of one arm is stamped “US.”
Both “O” rings are present. [ad]
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