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Technical Details

I acquired this anchor brake from Paolo Favero in 2009.

This anchor brake is 98 mm. tall, 45 mm. wide, 9 mm. thick, and weighs 60 g.

There are no markings on this anchor brake.

Comments

Paolo listed this as a Kong Kisa, and it may be, but it has one fewer hole than the other Kisas in my collection.

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