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Old 16th Feb 2012, 1:33 pm   #1
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Default Scan of label Cossor 736 and 737

My Cossor 736 and 737 table top Grams both have incomplete labels.

Can anyone provide me with a Scan or Picture I can print up please?

They easily get damaged because they are stuck over a hole in the back.

The picture is the 737 which is in the poorest condition about half missing.

Any help appreciated

Enjoy Mike T
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