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    Posted 6 years ago

    cnordin
    (38 items)

    Found an old scale that is in obvious need of refurbishing and TLC.
    I believe that the Dayton refers to Dayton, Ohio.

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    Comments

    1. fortapache fortapache, 6 years ago
      Neat little scale.
    2. hawthorn20132014, 6 years ago
      Love these type of scales! They are a set of candy scales used for measuring, well candy, amongst other things. Let me know if you'd like a bit more info or anything more in particular.
    3. hawthorn20132014, 6 years ago
      Hi Cnordin. Love the scale! If i may ask what are you planning to do with them; restore, sell, keep? How did you find them? Thank you. Steve

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