Hi John ~ Yes, I'd be glad to email you photos of both versions of the key escutcheons. I've just put my camera batteries in the charger, so I'll follow up on this late tonight or tomorrow morning. I'll be emailing you from my Apple computer, which for some reason, when I send to a PC, adds what appears to be a second jpeg file for each jpeg I send. The second file will have the same name as the file with the image, but the file size will be noticeably smaller. If opened, it just contains abbreviated data but no image. Do you have any ideas on how late the unusual start / stop levers on this early A-250 were used, or if you've seen something similar? I'm trying to get a sense of how widely known this apparently early variation is. I can email you a photo of the levers as well if you would find this of interest. Thanks, Andy On Jun 18, 2007, at 12:28 AM, john robles wrote: > Hi Andy > Sorry for the trauma, that's always sad to hear...I was > interested in the key escutcheons you mentioned - can you get me a > picture of them? My A250 (SN 12080) has no escutcheons, but there > is an outline around the keyhole for them and they appear not to > have any holes at top or bottom, but look like a simple outline. > I'd like to see what they should look like so I can get replacements. > Thanks > John