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First some background info on the Model 81 Made from 1936 to 1950 , @ 55,581 produced. aw several asking prices for the model It was offered in the follwing grades:
81A Standard
81C Special (changed to 81B)
81D Peerless
81E Expert
81F Premier Yours could be worth 175 to 1000 depending on grade.
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