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  1. 08-30-2016 03:28 AM #11
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    Well done flying10.
    I managed to pick an Electrolux box up at the War&Peace show a month back. It has the same markings as yours, just got to get 12 Electrolux mags now to fill it up, which should be easy as there are millions of 'em in the UKicon.
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    Has anyone seen a box with M.A. (Lithgowicon) markings? I have a box with a Canadianicon acceptance mark which I suspect is Canadian made but this has not been confirmed.
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    I have not seen a M.A. Marked box yet.
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