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Memories of an Amateur Astronomer
06 My 4-inch Unitron on Astronomy Day at Cranbrook 1982
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01 Xmas 1960 with my first scope. Edmund 4.25-inch Newtonian
31 My Unitron 160 after 13 year storage assembled in living room 2013
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