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Post  Garrincha Sat 6 May - 14:18

Can anyone tell me who used this S mark?

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Post  Garrincha Sat 6 May - 14:24

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Post  Ev Sat 6 May - 14:28

Hi there, sorry I don't know who this mark belongs to and I don't see an S mark.
If you turn the pot 90 degrees to the left you will see it up the right way.
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