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06-20-2015, 05:34 PM #31
Yep Neil, I agree. Out of all my references I have 2 books by Jim Sargent called Knives & Razors, 2 different editions & they are my least go to books for information. I rely on my Tweedales & my Goins Encyclopedia first, The Razor Anthology, Straight Razor Collecting, by Robert A. Doyle & 3 editions of the Standard Guide To Straight Razors by Roy Ritchie & Ron Stewart. I could use more but one day I will get some others. I also have info printed out by Henry T. Lummus.
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06-20-2015, 06:05 PM #32Senior Member
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Well cant blame a guy for trying to help with an ongoing question [emoji25]
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Have you got this one. Originally Posted by engine46
Mighty cool stuff and info
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As interesting as would be to know the original maker's intention, I just think they look cool.
Any theories I had about its' origin would be a would no more than a guess.
If I get a chance to talk to Jim Sargent again, I'll may ask him about his info on the barber's notch. I'm not sure how much of a SR aficionado he is, but if you are interested in W.R. CASE or other antique pocket knives he is EXTREMELY knowledgeable.Neil Miller and engine46 like this.
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06-20-2015, 06:57 PM #35
[QUOTE=outback;1510955]Have you got this one.
Mighty cool stuff and info
Nope, I don't have that one. Looks interesting.
Yes his books show that! Originally Posted by JP5
As interesting as would be to know the original maker's intention, I just think they look cool.
Any theories I had about its' origin would be a would no more than a guess.
If I get a chance to talk to Jim Sargent again, I'll may ask him about his info on the barber's notch. I'm not sure how much of a SR aficionado he is, but if you are interested in W.R. CASE or other antique pocket knives he is EXTREMELY knowledgeable.
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06-20-2015, 07:55 PM #36Thread derailment specialist.
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They made 'em that way to give future generations hours of entertaining speculation about the real purpose.
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Heres a couple articles from the book i found interesting. Originally Posted by outback
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Sorry phone keeps turning pictures when i send them and dont know why. I've even tried turning them before i send. Damn irritating
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06-20-2015, 08:16 PM #39
Here ya go Mike...............
That guy could shave!!!!!!Last edited by engine46; 06-20-2015 at 08:22 PM.
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Thanks again Steve I appreciate it
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