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  1. 03-21-2009, 08:24 PM #1
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    Here are some of my old Sheffields for your viewing enjoyment . The first pic is a W&B with very thin , bone scales etched with the W&B logo . Pic #2 is a closeup of the logo . [ATTACH]Name: 100_0050.jpg Views: 359 Size: 31.2 KB[/ATTACH] Pic #3 is a Joseph Elliot silver steel . It has a very light blade etch , that says Olmstesd & Chapin . Name: 100_0067.jpg Views: 382 Size: 80.5 KB Pic # 4 , W&B with a blade etch , says Hennings & Ames , Schuylerville ,N.Y. Name: 100_0068.jpg Views: 379 Size: 82.5 KB Pic #5 , John Brown & Co. , Columbia Works Name: 100_0069.jpg Views: 453 Size: 81.9 KB Pic #6 , Turner & Co. , Suffolk Works . It has an almost invisable blade etch of horses , and a wagon . Name: 100_0070.jpg Views: 385 Size: 83.4 KB Pic #7 , Wheatly Brothers , Wheat Sheaf . Name: 100_0071.jpg Views: 362 Size: 80.4 KB Pic #8 , John Clarke & Son , NEVA , with ivory scales . Name: 100_0076.jpg Views: 377 Size: 73.6 KB
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  3. 03-21-2009, 08:28 PM #2
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    Somehow , I screwed up . The last pic , should have been the first .
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    Very cool razors,thanks for posting them!
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    I really love that Turner frameback, very nice indeed!
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulX608 View Post
    I really love that Turner frameback, very nice indeed!
    Thanks , the blade has some pitting issues , but overall I think it's pretty cool .
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    I'm happy you guys liked the pics .
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  10. 03-23-2009, 01:49 AM #7
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    Handsome old blades. Thanx for sharing.
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