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Shadows d422 has a brown base.
Ev Wed 3 Oct - 8:15
Many thanks to hon-john for the photos of this unusual pattern 
It isn't a common sight to see a saucer with a brown base!!
Unfortunately the white stamp has smudged and I can't make out the number.
There is a Shadows d624 in the Database that we don't have yet, but I don't think the numbers match. However we can only hope that a clear stamp turns up.
The pattern is of very soft shadows that are hard to capture, but the last photo looks quite good.
It isn't a common sight to see a saucer with a brown base!!
Unfortunately the white stamp has smudged and I can't make out the number.
There is a Shadows d624 in the Database that we don't have yet, but I don't think the numbers match. However we can only hope that a clear stamp turns up.
The pattern is of very soft shadows that are hard to capture, but the last photo looks quite good.
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