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    Default Henry Sears Barbers hone - suspiciously low activity

    I'm not in the market, but what's wrong with this little guy?

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    There appears to be nothing wrong with it, it's a nice hone. It's like a lot of listings, the battle will take place in the last 15 seconds of the closing.

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    Locked ... and loaded.
    JK, people do most of their bidding in the last seconds of an auction.
    eBay is an odd old place.

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    I'd be in it too, but I have enough barber hones for now. You can bet there are several, watching that bid.

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    I actually don't like barber hones all that much. I just got rid of my last one, a koenig.
    I find them odd, just my feel on them. I can see the attraction though for those who prefer
    a quicker touch up.

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    I rarely use them, I collect them. I have a hone/strop in my travel bag & an old Swaty that finishes off my axe, knives & my daily carry knife. Other than that , they are investments for my grandkids someday.

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    Ebay is indeed an odd place. There are auctions that, for whatever reason, no one bids on and other auctions that create a bidding war. It takes time and patience, but I seek out auctions that end with below market value. I never get involved in a last second bidding frenzy. Auctions that end at non peak times, auctions with fuzzy pictures, auctions with misspelled or unidentified items all work in my favor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    I rarely use them, I collect them. I have a hone/strop in my travel bag & an old Swaty that finishes off my axe, knives & my daily carry knife. Other than that , they are investments for my grandkids someday.
    That's real nice of you

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    Default Henry Sears Barbers hone - suspiciously low activity

    3 bids - went for $24...

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    The winner got a good deal.

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