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Roger, after looking at it closer. I do need a flapper.So if you know where I can find one that would be great. Also, I got the top off, the locksmith is making me a key. The top is very light weight. Should it be that light or do you think it may be a reproduction? Could you resend the email with the attachment, please?
Thank you,
Barbara
It's a Chicago Key.
Hi Barbara,
I sent you a regular e-mail with the following in it:
Attachment for your gum ball attached................
I'll see if I can check on that product shoot cover for you again.
Rodger
Also glad to hear that you are getting a key made OK. Yes I believe you top is most likely original, I think they were made of aluminum.
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