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Alt. ©. 19°. 30'. Finis.
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3 10 5
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3 35' 00
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x 2.5 2.4
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1 Digit
2 33 i
6 Digits
4 3 53
x Digits
x 40 30
5 Digits
4 “ 3
3 Digits
2 47 47
4 Digits
4 17 42
4 Digits
x 54 41
3 Digits
4 25 14
7 Digits
3 2. 41
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4 3i 56
6 Digits
3 ix 6
1 Digit
4 38 11
7 Digits
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3 20 54
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