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Jacques Marie Mage 1980 — 41-Silver / Jet Gradient
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1980 — 41-Silver / Jet Gradient
41-Silver / Jet Gradient
Reference
Reference not documented
Limited to 200 pieces
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Stanley Kubrick by JMM collection, directly inspired by the aviators Kubrick wore on the set of The Shining (1980) and Full Metal Jacket (1987). 100% beta titanium, silver palladium finish, Armorlite 4-base lenses.
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Documentation
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- Reference: Not documented in RARIVUM.
- Release date: Not documented in RARIVUM — this does not mean the piece is unreleased.
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Release context
- Collaboration: Stanley Kubrick by Jacques Marie Mage
Special Edition
Details
- MSRP
- $1,315.00
- Material
- beta titanium
Sources
- PrimaryJacques Marie MageOfficial brand page
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