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1974 D LMC Double Ear Or MD?

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Not good with doubling, as mentioned before, what do you guys think?


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The ear took a well placed hit. Just damage. Keep looking!

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Looks like a well placed hit to me, since I can see pushed over and flattened metal on the earlobe.
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Oh, what a pity, oh well, thanks!
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