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  1. 12-13-2018, 02:49 AM #7201
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post



    And it AIN'T Cheap! .

    Be careful that you don't use up all your quarters for your trip in February!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    Be careful that you don't use up all your quarters for your trip in February!
    Not to worry, Tim. The quarters reside in a face-jug.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    All of you that can just go to a store and get one of these will miss the excitement. I have waited a month for my new chair for the hoarders corner. It is a little big but at least the wheels turn.
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    The adjust-ability of that should be nice. I predict you will enjoy it immensely!
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    I think it will be great. I wish it had shown up sooner than just before I had to leave for work for nine weeks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    The adjust-ability of that should be nice. I predict you will enjoy it immensely!
    +1

    Also make sure you take any tools like a screwdriver out of you back pocket before you sit down.
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    A comfy chair is most important. Mine was originally bought for the Dean of Dentistry, University of Texas, Houston. From DoMore Co.
    I expect back in the 50's, 60's.
    It crashed at a party back when in the 80's. The base got broken.
    The current (much older) base was being used for a plant stand by the garage sale folks.
    Some wheels I came about.

    After 20 or so years, it has been reupholstered 3 times. Likely have a grand into it!
    Nice shocks on the big back. Comfy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    A comfy chair is most important. Mine was originally bought for the Dean of Dentistry, University of Texas, Houston. From DoMore Co.
    I expect back in the 50's, 60's.
    It crashed at a party back when in the 80's. The base got broken.
    The current (much older) base was being used for a plant stand by the garage sale folks.
    Some wheels I came about.

    After 20 or so years, it has been reupholstered 3 times. Likely have a grand into it!
    Nice shocks on the big back. Comfy.

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    Holy Guacamole! Just looked at the price of those chairs. Guess I'm not getting one of those for Christmas! LOL.


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    Quote Originally Posted by celticcrusader View Post
    NOS Martin J. Rubin strop Stamped Americas Oldest Strop Maker New York number 4601 Exc.

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    AHh, there's my strop, the post man got mb address wrong AGAIN. just send it across the pond, I'll be here to give it a word lowing home.
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    Default Early package from the North

    Seamless coordination between the Canadian and US Postal services brought me a package today with goodies:
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    Got just the razor and soap to pair her up with.

    Thank you Shaun!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulbuck View Post
    Seamless coordination between the Canadian and US Postal services brought me a package today with goodies:
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    Got just the razor and soap to pair her up with.

    Thank you Shaun!
    awesome, soap samples in the bags?
    hows the Post Office there, for years it we had a new mail man every week.
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