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  1. 05-21-2009, 04:39 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by clavichord View Post
    ... sell?
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    Quote Originally Posted by clavichord View Post
    ... sell?
    Quote Originally Posted by DwarvenChef View Post
    MINE ALL MINE!!!!!
    Don't mind clavichord, he wants to buy everything
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    eheheheh!

    Today I got two of these from London. They weren't empty.. And their place is here between The Rustiques.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DwarvenChef View Post
    ARRGGHH!! Just started (ok started again) on the Clark and Hall oldie (1790's) and noticed s bit of rot in the edge that will require at least 1/8" of edge removal... I really don't want to remove so much metal from the edge of such an old piece... but I also really want to shave with it... /cry As I think on it I believe I stopped working on it last year because I found the problems and didn't want to deal with it at the time... Now I just have to make a decision as to what I want to do with it...
    Dude, 1/8 " sounds like more than a bit of rot.
    Hope it comes out a winner for you.
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    T. Hessen-Bruch & Co. "Perfection"



    Toledo Blade



    John Engstrom



    A. Witte "Gold Bug"



    My resto bench is overflowing, I know that I have many many more that would fit into this category. I'll post more as I come across their pictures....
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    Awaiting love...
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    Nice project Sandcounty.
    I'd try to save those scales tho the wedge end looks damaged.
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    To restore or not to restore... That is the question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Nice project Sandcounty.
    I'd try to save those scales tho the wedge end looks damaged.
    Unfortunately the scales are toast. Large areas of bug bites on both. About an 1/8 of the back scale was gone. I think I may have saved them for a pattern, but not sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandcounty View Post
    Unfortunately the scales are toast. Large areas of bug bites on both. About an 1/8 of the back scale was gone. I think I may have saved them for a pattern, but not sure.
    Well, bug bites can be filled but if bits are missing that can be a problem
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