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	Wichita Violin Shop-Fine Stringed Instruments
		The back length is 356 mm and the violin has come to us in superb original condition, with 99% original varnish, no cracks or damage of any kind.
		The back length is 765 mm; the upper bouts measure 358 mm; the center bouts are 114 mm and the lower bouts measure 450 mm.
		Upper bouts are 46 mm; center bouts are 34 mm and the lower ones measure 65 mm.
	www.wichitaband.com /violin.html (10641 words)

	North Cape Publications
		The.58- and.50- Caliber Rifles and Carbines of the Springfield Armory (1865-1872)
		A range of.22 caliber rimfire rifles was also developed for both low cost military and civilian marksmanship training in the 1920s and 1930s.
		Small quantities of SAFN-49s in.30-06 caliber marked AB (Armee Belgique) and AL (Armee Luxembourg) on the receiver ring were imported from time to time but the largest number appear to have been in 7.92 Mauser which were manufactured for the Egyptian Army.
	www.northcapepubs.com (11112 words)

	WatchTime Magazine \| THE MAGAZINE OF FINE WATCHES
		The caliber’s reference number makes it possible to precisely identify a particular movement, essential when ordering replacement parts.
		Caliber also denotes the size of the movement, measured in lignes (1 ligne = 2.256 mm).
		A second hand whose fixed end is located at the center of the dial (as opposed to a seconds subdial).
	www.watchtime.com /glossary/index.php (4706 words)

	PistolsWebley
		The revolver was converted from its original.455 Webley caliber to.45 ACP.
		Matching serial numbers (matching numbers are stamped on the frame and barrel; the number on the cylinder is unrecognizable, as a result of the caliber conversion).
		The revolver was manufactured in 9 x16 mm caliber, that was popular at the time on the German commercial market, as well as among the German policemen.
	www.collectiblefirearms.com /PistolsWebley.html (3763 words)

	Customer comments, referrals, press reviews of John Betts, merchant of fine gems and minerals. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		3) In particular I am attracted by the high quality of the photographs.
		There are a number of other dealers I bought things from over the internet where I have had to rely on their reputation, primarily because the photos are not of the caliber of the specimens being added.
		There have been times when I use my loupe and lose myself in it for twenty minutes or so at a time (and it's about 5.5 mm square!) Thank you so much for your quality website and service.
	www.johnbetts-fineminerals.com /jhbnyc/feedback.htm (14628 words)

	Charleville Musket - Ardennes Depot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		1763 Léger (1766) Charleville Musket.69 cal. (France) Caliber.
		17 5 mm (.69) 1137 mm (44 3/4")...
		Charleville : Made in France, the Charleville musket was the weapon most often used by colonial troops.
	www.dar-lin.com /charleville-musket.html (196 words)

	USA's Light Tank (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It was armed with a.30 and.50 caliber Browning MGs in the turret, which was the width of the hull.
		An additional.30 MG was installed in the front of the hull.
		(.30 cal) MG 4: 7.62 mm MG.50 cal
	www.wwiivehicles.com /usa/tanks_light/m2_light_tank.html (1099 words)

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