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    I find "The Dandy of the Dardenelles" rather apt....

    I find "The Dandy of the Dardenelles" rather apt. :)

    Regards,
    Neil
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    Bill, I most definitely did - or did I..? :) ...

    Bill,

    I most definitely did - or did I..? :)

    Seriously, I have amended the post, the error being due to my failing eyesight, I suppose - I can not focus on anything at the moment and seem to...
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    I do believe you are right, Bill (I've got my...

    I do believe you are right, Bill (I've got my party-hat on, anyway! :) ) for this particular D. C. Halsted was an American. A New York City Directory for 1854 informs us that he was in hardware:
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    I was beginning to think this Tom as the blade...

    I was beginning to think this Tom as the blade (as you so rightly point out) looks remarkably like a W&B.

    However, I just cannot get past the mark "Manufactured by D. C. Halsted" - I can't believe...
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    Wayne - my post from a 2009 thread: "...Some...

    Wayne - my post from a 2009 thread:

    "...Some of those large misshapen holes are not the product of wear and tear - a lot of old razors, particularly pre-1900 ones, had the hole punched in them...
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    Thanks Tom, but I fear this has been a bit of a...

    Thanks Tom, but I fear this has been a bit of a fruitless search.

    I have searched all of the census returns for Sheffield from 1841 to 1881 with not one hit - plenty of Halsteads but nary a D....
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