↑ Set 239-244: Pacific Crossing RPs; #0–#5

• Made in Australia [1995].
• Brass nuts soldered to stainless steel cables.
• RP stands for Roland Pauligk who, with his wife, hand makes these nuts.

↑ 239: Pacific Crossing RP; #0

• Made in Australia [1995].
• Size: 2x4 mm.
• Weight: 3 g.
• Brass nut soldered to stainless steel cable.
• Stamped with Pacific Crossing's RP logo and "0" on one large face.
• RP stands for Roland Pauligk who, with his wife, hand makes these nuts.

↑ 240: Pacific Crossing RP; #1

• Made in Australia [1995].
• Size: 3x5 mm.
• Weight: 6 g.
• Brass nut soldered to stainless steel cable.
• Stamped with Pacific Crossing's RP logo and "1" on one large face.
• RP stands for Roland Pauligk who, with his wife, hand makes these nuts.

↑ 241: Pacific Crossing RP; #2

• Made in Australia [1995].
• Size: 4x6 mm.
• Weight: 10 g.
• Brass nut soldered to stainless steel cable.
• Stamped with Pacific Crossing's RP logo and "2" on one large face.
• RP stands for Roland Pauligk who, with his wife, hand makes these nuts.

↑ 242: Pacific Crossing RP; #3

• Made in Australia [1995].
• Size: 6x8 mm.
• Weight: 11 g.
• Brass nut soldered to stainless steel cable.
• Stamped with Pacific Crossing's RP logo and "3" on one large face.
• RP stands for Roland Pauligk who, with his wife, hand makes these nuts.

↑ 243: Pacific Crossing RP; #4

• Made in Australia [1995].
• Size: 7x9 mm.
• Weight: 16 g.
• Brass nut soldered to stainless steel cable.
• Stamped with Pacific Crossing's RP logo and "4" on one large face.
• RP stands for Roland Pauligk who, with his wife, hand makes these nuts.

↑ 244: Pacific Crossing RP; #5

• Made in Australia [1995].
• Size: 8,11 mm.
• Weight: 19 g.
• Brass nut soldered to stainless steel cable.
• Stamped with Pacific Crossing's RP logo and "5" on one large face.
• RP stands for Roland Pauligk who, with his wife, hand makes these nuts.