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    Be a bit careful with ivory scales. They are thin and flex easily but can be on the brittle side.

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    Yes, and they very commonly get cracks lengthwise at the wedge end from the tip to the other side of the pin but usually not the whole way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cotedupy View Post
    Very nice! Are those all different razors? Or a seven day set of the same? (Can’t really tell on my crappy phone screen!)
    It is a 7 day set by Mappin & Webb.

    For the right amount of money, you can have them, Steve. But be ready to dive deep into your wallet.
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    Is that the set I saw on eBay a while back? That was a beautiful set. If so I'm glad you got them. My piggy bank was a bit low at the time.
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    No. I did some wheeling and dealing with an old member on this site. He is no longer around.

    Back on topic...
    I recently found a tiny tin cup that is perfect for soaking my brush. I only soak for a minute or two so it holds the hot water just long enough.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gasman View Post
    It is a 7 day set by Mappin & Webb.

    For the right amount of money, you can have them, Steve. But be ready to dive deep into your wallet.
    I'm patient so I'll wait till the giveaways start again and you can let me try to win em
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    Not sure if ebay counts on this thread but I just snaffled these for $20 Aus. Top stone is a 250x60 naturally bonded coti . (Dunno about the other).

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    Came up quite nicely that one, and looks to be La Veinette:

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    After cleaning it up a bit we had to go into town and I popped my head into my favourite salvage / second hand tool shop. Came away with a few grubby old stones, which turned out to be a Washita, Hindo, Turkish, and this...

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    10x2" of stunning green Thuri (!!!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by cotedupy View Post
    Came up quite nicely that one, and looks to be La Veinette:

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    After cleaning it up a bit we had to go into town and I popped my head into my favourite salvage / second hand tool shop. Came away with a few grubby old stones, which turned out to be a Washita, Hindo, Turkish, and this...

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    10x2" of stunning green Thuri (!!!)

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    ..........
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    I've never found anything like this out there. But that's okay. I wouldn't know what they were anyway!
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