The Herald, Wednesday, December 27, 1978, Page 3

the AMAZING SPIDER-MANs

By Stan Lee and John Romita

WHAT'S WITH

YOUR HANES,
ANDY ?

BURNED 'EM PURING |4y
THE FIGHT, WHEN THE |F-
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HORTEP

NUTS! WE LOSE OUR
TOP PS WHEN WE NEEP
HIM THE MOST!

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LOOK, WE ALL KNOW
THAT PISCOS HAVE
BECOME ELECTRONIC
MULTI-MEDIA

EVENTS, RIGHT 2,

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BE BETTER AT ALL THE TECH-
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BAITING
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‘An expert .

talks about.

Pewter is a meta) which
looks something like silver
and has been used as a less
expensive substitute for
silver or gold. [t is a metal
alloy composed of tin with
copper, lead, or antimony
added. Usually the more
tin in the alloy. the better
the pewter.

In the 1600's and 1700's
people in Europe and
America used pewter for
tableware and many times
copied more expensive
silver or gold articles.
Most articles made of]
pewter are less ornate
than silver or gold articles.
Collectors of antiques]
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