I found this on the net it is a price list from the 30's thought it was intersting
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I found this on the net it is a price list from the 30's thought it was intersting
I thought shave and a haircut was two bits?
Is that the NRA logo in the corners?
Wow, something has actually gotten cheaper over the years. That place charges $0.50 to hone razors, but you can get them honed free* now.
*Offer subjet to limitation, service may not be available in your area, you must be new or be able to provide a good reason for free hoing service, or just catch the right person at the right time, the term "free" does not apply to shipping charges, and why don't you learn to hone your own and save** money in the long run?
** The term "save" is meant to be taken exclusive of the cost to purchase the various types/brands/grades/grits of hones necessary to hone a razor from an unhoned 'ebay special' state to the point with which it can actually be used to shave. After all, didn't we all tell our significant others that we decided to shave this way in order to save money?
As in National Recovery Act during the great depression.Quote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
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Originally Posted by JimmyHAD
Sorry, I wasnt wearing my glasses and couldnt read the fine print. I shouldve thought of that. Ill shut my big mouth now.:fim:
What's odd is they keep sending me catalogs full of overpriced gun related crap. WHy would the National Recoery Act sell posters of Charlton Neston waving a rifle over his head? Now I'm really lost.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyHAD
:rofl2:Brad, yer killin' me buddy!Quote:
Originally Posted by icedog
Maybe they know that you loved the Walther P-38 ? :wQuote:
Originally Posted by icedog
QUE? The National Recovery Act sells posters of Charlton Heston holding a rifle because I had a nice relationship with my Walther P-38? Oh I am sooo cornfused!Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyHAD