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<p>[QUOTE="916Bulldogs123, post: 4405212, member: 75"]The pices that are unmarked are Nippon. </p><p>Most of the marks are of well known makers ie Morimura Bros. There is no reason not to call your pieces Nippon. Nippon = Japan </p><p>Mikey[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="916Bulldogs123, post: 4405212, member: 75"]The pices that are unmarked are Nippon. Most of the marks are of well known makers ie Morimura Bros. There is no reason not to call your pieces Nippon. Nippon = Japan Mikey[/QUOTE]
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