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Subject: Salaices
From: mark jackson <strat7@ix.netcom.com>
Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 13:24:14 -0400
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Hi,       I need to rephrase my question, does anyone have any slices of

Salaices (H4) and if so are they rusting? Mine are, but very little and
i live
about 4 miles from salt water.Also need to know all info. on the fall.
Cutting methods of the dealers does not interest me at this time,
but a dry cut would seem the best way to me as long as you do it slow
not to heat up the blade and contaminate the specimen.
This is a problem i'm having with one slice of Salaices and no others,
and i wondered if it was common in this type.
                                                    Good Health to
all,    mark j.

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