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okerraine
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Can we see the back?
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The back has been worned out. It is hollowed out now, concave.
BigPete
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No idea on the button 
and what is a Whites M5 ?? 
Mac
and what is a Whites M5 ?? Mac
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Sorry. I mean M6.
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Look's like a tin back....so probably a blazer button.
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