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  1. 01-21-2020, 06:55 PM #1
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    Default Perfored Steel

    The history of Molise blades has its roots in the fifteenth century, when the area was famous for the production of weapons, but in the mid-eighteenth century an edict of Charles III of Bourbon banned its tradition: the artisans were forced to convert the production of household cutlery and artistic decoration of tools. Within a few decades Campobasso will become one of the most famous cities in all of Europe for the processing of perforated steel ..
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    Now that is a beautiful and interesting set of scales.

    Thank you for sharing.
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    ^What he said^
    Super cool.
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    Me WANT!!!
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    What everyone is going to say....
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    Has the blade been made in Italy?
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    Incredible! I'll bet one of those goes for a fortune though. Nice to see that razors like this exist!
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    Good old John. Brings us down to Earth!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Johntoad57 View Post
    Incredible! I'll bet one of those goes for a fortune though. Nice to see that razors like this exist!
    It's not cheap, but 1200€ for 8/8 artisan-made and unique straight is not exceptionally expensive either.
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    I thought it would have been more.
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