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    Hi. I am trying to identify a couple of family items. Not because I think they have financial value. I appreciate handwork, and these are interesting items. One is a model of the Danmark, but the rigging is a lot more complicated than anything I can find pictures of online. It’s really dusty and I am considering trying to clean it, but some of the rigging is also torn, so I can see that might become quite a task. I looked for rigging plans but this seemed to have many more ropes than any I could find pictures of. It’s a metre long, so around 39 inches. The other “Blanco De Sal” is smaller, a bit more than a foot long, in a glassed box, and is constructed entirely of some kind of salt crystals. It has a date of 1996 and I think was given as a business gift. Any info on either of these would be appreciated, or guidance on where to look. Thanks in advance. Simon

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