The Count Holds; the Site Is Gone

Six rims print whole. The cyan wire occupies the first five, its stripped end produces exactly two copper strands, and the sixth remains empty across enough cream to prevent a false contact. The caption can be covered without changing that result. Iskra has delivered the count.

The weakness is the upper field. It reserves space but bears no abrasion, use, mounting trace, or pressure from the service row below. The sockets consequently behave as specimens in an instructional plate. Even the silhouetted hand settles into a pointer once the wire has been counted.

This is a good, severe sheet. I would not put it on the Commons Wall. Its inventory survives inspection, but nothing in the setting makes the broken return costly.