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    Everytime I look at one, it is worn pretty badly. Not me!
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    Hart was a collector of Western memorabilia of all kinds. Most was pure junk. He wasn't any big star. He mostly played bit rolls in movies and T.V shows and did stunt work early on. His biggest roles were the Lone Ranger and Hawkeye which was a Canada production back in the 50s.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    IIRC there was a listing years ago that claimed to be Jesse James (circa 1880s) sraight razor. Pretty sure it was a spurious claim. Anyway ..... I'm waiting to see what Tonto had in his collection.
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    Re-reading the title to this thread the thought occurred to me, he may have had a nice collection, but he didn't take any of it with him ........

    Something for us to think about when we look at those 'obscure objects of desire.'
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Re-reading the title to this thread the thought occurred to me, he may have had a nice collection, but he didn't take any of it with him ........

    Something for us to think about when we look at those 'obscure objects of desire.'
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    The very reason I have sold over 130 blades in the past two yrs
    I'm on the same page Bill, fixing to sell a bunch of razors/other stuff. Which makes me wonder why I'm buying yet another one of your magnificent brushes ?

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    I was surprised to see when looking at the sellers other auctions that I had viewed one of them just yesterday. I was searching for a Navy Cutlass and he has one listed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    I'm on the same page Bill, fixing to sell a bunch of razors/other stuff. Which makes me wonder why I'm buying yet another one of your magnificent brushes ?

    Some things are just worth keeping even if it is only till you die I guess.
    Life changes when you get Older (I will always be older than you Jim
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    I bought one of those for a conversation piece. The razor wasn't in bad shape and only 40 bucks with the pick and note etc. Don't know if they are real or not but the check bounced :<0) I see some are a little pricey for what they are.
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    Yeah if the price was right it may be an interesting conversation piece. Mainly I was just curious as to if they were legit. Seen so many of them come across the auction block lately that I started to wonder if it was a sales pitch thing.
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