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    Quote Originally Posted by eod7 View Post
    Outstanding inlay.
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    I too had it on my watch list and thought if I was available at the end I may bid, however I was not. I wonder if it is here? I was taken by the inlay most of all as well.
    With the spine of the blade pointing up, the inlay appears to be is upside-down.

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    Yes, it is oddly oriented. But I don't particularly care about any arbitrary rules.
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    I have seen several of those. The space between the stag and the dogs, hunter and dogs vary. I have one with 10 dogs! I think those inlays were availiable to many makers back in the day. All I have seen were oriented the same way, I think.
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    I agree with Sharpton here. I have a few old blade scales with stamping and onlays which are, to us, upside down.
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    Another idea is that it was one of a pair, so when laid out in a box, the inlays were both right side up??
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    Quote Originally Posted by JBHoren View Post
    With the spine of the blade pointing up, the inlay appears to be is upside-down.
    But while in use, the inlay is right side up.

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