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    Posted: 28 Dec 2011 at 12:16am
   Jerry King's collection if I heard right:
 
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Interesting videos. I'd like to see them in person some day.
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   The 10-18 in the video is one of only two that have left North America, I think. The other is in Rome, Italy. The Italian 10-18 was part of a shipment that was bought by the Italian state for use during WW 1.
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