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puffy

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I think brandy pin grain
This is brandy pin grain, looks differnet: https://www.styleforum.net/threads/...-and-feedback-appreciated.512962/post-8203611

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CLTesquire

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Lovely colour. Is it my old eyes or does it look tan or red in some photos?
Like here it looks red'ish
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The rosewood I've seen in person looks like this photo, perhaps a touch lighter. There's definitely red in it and it's an awesome color. Cameras aren't always accurate and different exposures play havoc on color representation. I wouldn't have guessed rosewood @patekman's photo. That almost looks like almond country calf. But...cameras and lighting. Who knows.
 

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I saw several EG models in London grain leather? What are the features of this kind of leather? Is it for winter? For rain? Does it crease a lot? Thanks
 

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And the 32 and 202 to the 606?
@puffy and @patekman

well i personally like the 606 on the Dover best because i love the squarish last with the cheeks and for some reason the 606 always reminds me of a hamster..

the 32 is more uniform and more commonly found in the japanese market... 202 and 606 are more recent and I find the 202 is less cheeky when compared to the 606

therefore in terms of cheekiness 606 > 202 > 32
 

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