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The secret is the shorter sail base which the flag reaches. The longer reenforced base, the flag tip does not reach.
The picture in the first post above shows the sail base was shortened so the flag tip reached it, so much so that there was a conclusive new hubbing with a new image that did not retain the longer reenforced sail base.
The first two pictures are the original, the third has the shorter sail, which the other sail tip reaches the end of, during a new separate image hubbing.
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But I can claim to have brought attention to a missed listed presence of a class 7 modified hub doubled die apparently not yet on a time stamped attribution siteComment
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So here it is again.
My shorter sail base with the second sail reaching the end of, with hub doubling along the edge. IMG_1882.jpegComment
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