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    That is a beautiful razor, the blade and scales go together perfectly.

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    Wow, that is a razor with a presence! Beautiful work Gabor with extraordinary
    materials.
    Bob

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    Default Beautiful razor-interesting history

    Buddel,

    What an incredibly beautiful razor! That it contains steel from the main gun of a Leopard, increases the WOW factor.

    I rode, with the Bundeswehr, in a Leopard, during Operation Reforger 1976. The main gun was a, standard for NATO, 105mm cannon. Great guys and super competent troops. "Egon" could put a round into a tank carcass at 3,000 meters with, but one, ranging shot. Highly impressive marksmanship in anyone's book.

    I was the gunner on an M60A1 Patton Main Battle Tank. At the time, the Leopard was THE epitome of a main battle tank . All the American tankers were highly envious of the Leopards.

    Thanks for the great pictures and interesting background.

    Sincerely,

    An old tread head.

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    Amazing work!!

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    Beautiful as always Gabor. Seeing things like that makes me think about whether I should make space for a second Buddel in my collection.
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    B-E-A-FFFFFF'N-UTIFUL! And a real good story too

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    Amazing work!!! Thank you for your extraordinary effort. Beautiful, absolutely beautiful!!! Well done.

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    Swords to plowshares, It's a beautiful thing. A that, young man, is one beautiful razor.
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    Wow, I love the steel and scale combo and the fact that it's recycled from a leopard only makes it that much cooler... Way to go!

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    Boker make a damascus pocket knife using the steel from an old leopard tank. They looked quite interesting but I was not willing to pay the premium for them. Went with a Kershaw damascus. Nice looking razor boss.

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