DENMARK SLESVIG-HOLSTEN. Prussian Schleswig-Holstein. JOHNSTON 1910 old map

DENMARK SLESVIG-HOLSTEN. Prussian Schleswig-Holstein. JOHNSTON 1910 old map

Marsoni

M251S

$17.95

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DENMARK SLESVIG-HOLSTEN. Prussian Schleswig-Holstein. JOHNSTON 1910 old map'Denmark and the Prussian province of Schleswig Holstein'

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This is really good quality wire. The insulation is thick, it is super flexible and very finely stranded. In fact the strands are so fine that you really should be using ferrules to terminate the wire. Without a ferrule, it would be very easy to have a stray strand extend to another terminal, and the strands are so fine that you may not even see it if you have old eyes like me. I used this wire to run from my battery to a fuse, and then to an amplifier inside my vehicle. The wire is so flexible that it may be difficult to push it through the grommets in the firewall of a vehicle. I wound up taping it to a coat hanger, and pushing it through, which was an effective workaround. The insulation is also a bit grippy, so it may be a good idea to apply a lubricant to the grommet, so you don't wind up pulling the whole grommet out of the hole while pulling the wire. If I needed more wire, I would certainly pick up more of this for my next project.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025