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In this close-up we see the right side of the
cylinder area. I don't know what the significance of this "200" is, do you?
(The second "0" is obliterated by a defect in the metal.) I can't help but
think that if the manufacturers of these guns had had any idea that their toys
were going to become expensive collectors items, that they would have really
gone all out and tried for absolute perfection. But cost and demand still
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