Any guesses what size these fabers are?

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To me the 2 cylinders on the left side look like LP120, and the 2 on the right are HP120. I see a difference in cylinder diameters between the cylinders on the left, and the cylinders on the right. The 2 back cylinders might be HP80s, or like someone else said LP66 (I never seen those tanks before). I say HP120 because faber 7.25" boots are about 5" or 6" tall.

I noticed the diameter difference too. The back ones are clearly Scubapro branded Fabers, which makes lp 80 or lp95 likely, and the size and shape makes me think they're 95's. I can't tell what the graphics are on the bigger ones to even figure out if they're scubapro fabers or not, but they looked like something 100 or bigger to me.
 
Just thought I'd follow up since I'm always happy when other people do. It took a really long time to coordinate with the seller to meet up (we work opposite schedules) and in the meantime he had given the two largest tanks to a friend so we'll never know what those were. The other four turned out to be all MP 72's--two "regular" ones and two slim ones. It was easy to figure out because those are the only faber tanks that are 3000psi. We had settled on $175 for all four (I gave him $180 because I didn't have a $5!) I hydroed the two shorter ones and sold the two slim ones to a friend for the price I paid+$10 for gas. They passed hydro and got a + stamp, so for $180 total I have two steel 80's. Works for me! :)
 
Late, I know, but I'm voting with ajduplessis that the 'bigger' ones were just 8" 12L tanks, especially since they seem to have those odd H-valves that point downwards. They just don't look like 15L to me. I really like 7" 12L tanks, probably my favorite form factor. Nice pickup.
 
Good deal !!! Glad it worked out. Should of made your friend buy you some beer for being so nice.
 
Good deal !!! Glad it worked out. Should of made your friend buy you some beer for being so nice.

She's been letting me borrow her HP100 whenever she's not using it for about a year and helped me move (to the third floor) a few weeks ago....no beer necessary :)
 
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