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#1387149 12/05/2020 3:07 PM
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Two weeks ago I attended a Christmas fair in Kenansville, Fl. There were tens and tens of people there, just the right size. Anyway a fellow older than me that is working on my favorite saddle has a 54 -3100. Nice shape, the former owner had it slammed down with a bunch of chrome trash on it. I'm not good at reading serial numbers yet. Here is his ( H54K 02215 8), Any ideas? He has managed to bring it up to stock condition but, has a question on original color. He said it is either a light blue or yellow. Doc.


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H = 3100 series
54 = 1954
K= 11th letter, 11th month = Nov


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Thank Frank, Ed


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I thought the K meant it was assembled in Kansas City. Mine also had a K.

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From brad allens flickr site

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Sorry. K does mean Kansas City. And I knew that, but forgot. I was thinking about the earlier s/n system.


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