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    Default Outside, cloudy, 7:30 am

    Outside, 7:30 am, cloudy.
    No direct sunlight.
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    Sufficient light?
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    Looks OK to me.

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    Can't say, I've been blinded by the sheer awesomeness of the third one.
    Looked fine on the first pictures AFAI can remember

    (Edit : not to say the first two are not worthy of the major leagues)
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    Yeah, light looks good, bright enough but no glare.
    Two questions: I can't see, is that Greaves a W(crown)R or a V(crown)R? Also is that Old English a Packwood? Hard to read the stamp but it looks like maybe Lawton. Awesome stuff either way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulFLUS View Post
    Yeah, light looks good, bright enough but no glare.
    Two questions: I can't see, is that Greaves a W(crown)R or a V(crown)R? Also is that Old English a Packwood? Hard to read the stamp but it looks like maybe Lawton. Awesome stuff either way.

    Crown VR WM Greaves&Sons

    the Old English is an I Barber. Which is a knockoff of John Barber.
    some time back I dated this to 1810-1834
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    No kidding, I. Barber? I've heard of them but never seen one. As they say, "plagerism is the most sincere form of flattery." That's actually almost cooler than a John Barber...almost.
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    I have a packwood Old English is why I asked. I can't remember but if I recall I think he was plagerer also. I know he was a snake oil salesman and somewhat of a showboater of the same order as Wm Stenton.
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