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    I am searching for a Smith Corona1903a3

    I am searching for a Smith Corona1903a3 Serial 4814xxx. It was sold to a gun store around late 2001 early 2002 in the Capital District NY. It belonged to my late grand father. I am interested in buying it back. I know this is a long shot... If anyone has a lead that would be great. Thanks
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    It is kind of hard to match up the serial number if you don't give the whole number.
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    Agreed with Rick.

    About all I can do to help is to say that mine is in the 4.7 million range, so I don't have it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick the Librarianicon View Post
    It is kind of hard to match up the serial number if you don't give the whole number.
    481464x. I am trying to be respectful to whoever is in possession at the moment.
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