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Vinca

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2. It probably is considered an inlay. I'm sure it's metal because 1 end was sticking up.

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Tue Oct 16, 2012, 04:25 PM

Oct 2012

It's nothing that was done with any kind of machine, though, which makes me think a sailor might have done it. I'll look more at pictures of metal inlay pieces.

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Inlay Viva_La_Revolution Oct 2012 #1

It probably is considered an inlay. I'm sure it's metal because 1 end was sticking up. Vinca Oct 2012 #2