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    The 1953 Lithgows are rare, but I'm not sure they bring a premium over any other Australianicon Mk III. They were the last of the 1000 produced at Lithgow as machinery and tool proofing. I've not seen another since buying this one.

    If I had any business sense in me, I should have bought as many as I could have afforded. They were cheap and plentiful back then, and I thought they would always be cheap. I was young and dumb!

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