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== Common entry points ==

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<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Identifying a Brancard?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:1490|1490]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The canonical Brancard. Larger flared stretcher case, Cal 300 / 350 / T.S. 300 across the run, documented examples in steel, 9K through 18K gold, pink gold, two-tone, Tiger Stripe, and a single platinum.</div></div></div>

~~| style~~="~~width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border~~-~~left:3px solid #555; vertical~~-~~align:top;~~" ~~| ''~~Identifying a Brancard?''<br/>~~'''~~[[Reference:1490|1490]]~~''' — the~~ canonical Brancard. Larger flared stretcher case, Cal 300 / 350 / T.S. 300 across the run, documented examples in steel, 9K through 18K gold, pink gold, two-tone, Tiger Stripe, and a single platinum.

<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Researching the earliest Prince?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:971|971]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The original Brancard. Friedberg's 2001 Timezone article assigns the nickname here — the earliest version of the flared stretcher case, c.1928, the reference the 1490 evolves from.</div></div></div>

~~| style~~="~~width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border~~-~~left:3px solid #555; vertical~~-~~align:top;~~" ~~| ''~~Researching the earliest Prince?''<br/>~~'''~~[[Reference:971|971]]~~''' — the~~ original Brancard. Friedberg's 2001 Timezone article assigns the nickname here — the earliest version of the flared stretcher case, c.1928, the reference the 1490 evolves from.

<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Cross-checking a non-Brancard Prince?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:1343|1343]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The Prince Classic. The unflared sister to the Brancards, suffix system A and B for metal and dial branches, and one of the two candidates (with 971 or 1490) for the 1928 launch pair.</div></div></div>

~~| style~~="~~width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border~~-~~left:3px solid #555; vertical~~-~~align:top;~~" ~~| ''~~Cross-checking a non-Brancard Prince?''<br/>~~'''~~[[Reference:1343|1343]]~~''' — the~~ Prince Classic. The unflared sister to the Brancards, suffix system A and B for metal and dial branches, and one of the two candidates (with 971 or 1490) for the 1928 launch pair.

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== References ==

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+<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Identifying a Brancard?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:1490|1490]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The canonical Brancard. Larger flared stretcher case, Cal 300 / 350 / T.S. 300 across the run, documented examples in steel, 9K through 18K gold, pink gold, two-tone, Tiger Stripe, and a single platinum.</div></div></div>
-| style="width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border-left:3px solid #555; vertical-align:top;" | ''Identifying a Brancard?''<br/>'''[[Reference:1490|1490]]''' — the canonical Brancard. Larger flared stretcher case, Cal 300 / 350 / T.S. 300 across the run, documented examples in steel, 9K through 18K gold, pink gold, two-tone, Tiger Stripe, and a single platinum.
+<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Researching the earliest Prince?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:971|971]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The original Brancard. Friedberg's 2001 Timezone article assigns the nickname here — the earliest version of the flared stretcher case, c.1928, the reference the 1490 evolves from.</div></div></div>
-| style="width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border-left:3px solid #555; vertical-align:top;" | ''Researching the earliest Prince?''<br/>'''[[Reference:971|971]]''' — the original Brancard. Friedberg's 2001 Timezone article assigns the nickname here — the earliest version of the flared stretcher case, c.1928, the reference the 1490 evolves from.
+<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Cross-checking a non-Brancard Prince?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:1343|1343]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The Prince Classic. The unflared sister to the Brancards, suffix system A and B for metal and dial branches, and one of the two candidates (with 971 or 1490) for the 1928 launch pair.</div></div></div>
-| style="width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border-left:3px solid #555; vertical-align:top;" | ''Cross-checking a non-Brancard Prince?''<br/>'''[[Reference:1343|1343]]''' — the Prince Classic. The unflared sister to the Brancards, suffix system A and B for metal and dial branches, and one of the two candidates (with 971 or 1490) for the 1928 launch pair.
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 == References ==