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  1. 03-11-2014, 04:34 PM #1
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    Default Lynn must age well!

    Who knew that he has been in business so long?

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-SRD-...item27e02bbdaf

    That should work...
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    The link took me to the ebay homepage.
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    100 yr old srd hone lol. I have Aztec Pokemon cards if u want to purchase for a reasonable price
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    The company was Serville R. Droescher, and I may have the first name screwed up. On a good day I can remember my name. They were an import and resale company. SHHHHHH don't tell anyone but their razors were top notch, on par with C-Mon, Hess and many others.
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    They sold eschers and coticues too
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    The company was Serville R. Droescher, and I may have the first name screwed up. On a good day I can remember my name. They were an import and resale company. SHHHHHH don't tell anyone but their razors were top notch, on par with C-Mon, Hess and many others.
    Indeed they sold high quality items, that said the name is Severin R. Droescher, great guess!
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    So did he make the razors or import them? I was close on that first name, however I think the prize goes to the correct information.
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