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Hi Ted,

(you may have received an earlier version of this message before - I may be
experiencing some problems with posting to groups).

Thank you for your interest and information on the molds! That is very
interesting as some had suggested that the molds might have gone South and
been modified to be used in the construction of some other Alberg designs.
Obviously this was not the case. As soon as I get a chance I may try to get
to Kemptville to take a look at them.

The mold for the AL22 is probably the closest to the original MORC design
made by Alberg in the 50s and the mold for the AL34 corresponds to the last
design ever made by Carl Alberg. I wonder if they might have historic value
and whether a museum like the Science and Technology Museum here in Ottawa
might be interested in those molds. You say they are in bad shape, have you
seen them lately? Could you give a better assessment of their state and
value?

I am sorry about the URL. The server insisted that no capital letters had to
be used to name any folder and when the change was made for the alberg22
folder, the original URL failed to respond. I try to post a correction but
it seems that I may have made another error (old age has its privileges...).
Here is the correct URL:

http://www.cyberus.ca/~campione/alberg22/index.html

-Jos�-
AL22 #284
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campione@cyberus.ca