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  1. 02-04-2010, 10:16 PM #21
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    The inscription "Ручаюсь На З Года" comes up with "I bet on the W of the Year." Makes no sense to me, but then again, sometimes translator sites aren't all that accurate...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigstick View Post
    I believe those are ebony scales with an ivory spacer, but I will accept correction.
    Give the scales a rub with a soft cloth & metal polish.
    Yellow brown residue usually = Bakelite.
    The white gleam of swords, not the black ink of books, clears doubts and uncertainties and bleak outlooks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandman View Post
    The inscription "Ручаюсь На З Года" comes up with "I bet on the W of the Year." Makes no sense to me, but then again, sometimes translator sites aren't all that accurate...
    that's strange: I get "my hovercraft is full of eels".
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    The horn has some bug holes and chips on the surface but it's structurally very sound and really solid. Nice shaver too, and you don't get every day such a small bevel and spine flattening on a wedge.

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    http://lh5.ggpht.com/_rQyZbP-n9YM/Sg...cture%2042.pngbut can be a real meanie as well
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    Lovely old wedge. Great to come across them with little wear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigstick View Post
    Lovely. I have a EM Dickinson of Sheffield INVICTA Silver King. Too bad I'm a terrible photographer. I will try to get a decent, in focus shot of it.
    Does anyone have more info about these razors? All I know is that EM Dicksinson had an address in Sheffield between 1850 and 1870.
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    Default Joseph Elliot

    Hi everyone,

    Here for your consideration is a fine example of silver steel by Joseph Elliot.

    'The Celebrated Wolf Razor'

    Enjoy!
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    BTW - Is there no Joseph Elliot Club? - Thought they were relatively popular...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandman View Post
    The inscription "Ручаюсь На З Года" comes up with "I bet on the W of the Year." Makes no sense to me, but then again, sometimes translator sites aren't all that accurate...
    Sorry, I didn't see this thread before.
    "Ручаюсь На З Года", it's mean " Warranty for 3 years".
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    Quote Originally Posted by manah View Post
    Sorry, I didn't see this thread before.
    "Ручаюсь На З Года", it's mean " Warranty for 3 years".
    Thanks! That makes a lot more sense. What language is that?
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