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  1. 01-02-2011, 06:32 PM #1
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    Sorry, no before pictures for this one. Blade restores and new horn scales with ss washers and nickel silver pins. The blade looks frosted but it is really just the inside of the light box. The actual finish is mirror. I find this type of pictures shows off the imperfections in the finish, if any remain, better than the reflective surface.
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    That blade came out beautifully, Joe. Phenominal scales as well. Looks like you took advantage of the heat wave.
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    Looks fantastic all the way around! Nice work
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    Looks great! A very nice match of blade and scales.
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    I really Like the lines on those scales, very nice looking set up!!
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    Simple beauty and elegance...nice wedge too
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    Love the thick scales , goes great with blade. Well done
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    beautiful work Joe!
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