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    Smile Old, Old Bismark and Art Deco Brush

    The Antique Store was kind to me this week.
    the Bismark had a few minor rust spots on the spine and tang but nothing major. The brush is bakelite and as perfect as you can imagine.

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    Very, very cool...the brush looks like it's never been used, love it...no blossom on the brush it seems...and good find on the razor...wow...good day for you!

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    Razor was $ 20. Brush was $ 35. I agree. I don't think the brush was used at all!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveTheCanuck View Post
    Razor was $ 20. Brush was $ 35. I agree. I don't think the brush was used at all!
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    Nice catch and a I LOVE THE WAY THAT BRUSH DEFIES GRAVITY!!!

    Beautiful razor!

    I pawed through a pile of close to 60 razors today that I wouldn't have given $20 for the whole pile.

    I did hit a home run on three knives though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveTheCanuck View Post
    The Antique Store was kind to me this week.
    the Bismark had a few minor rust spots on the spine and tang but nothing major. The brush is bakelite and as perfect as you can imagine.

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    Kind he says. .....Man...the stores around here in D-town have been picked clean. It's amazing the asking price some dealers here want for unusable specimens. You got an excellent catch and love the unique style of brush holder. +1 !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wullie View Post
    Nice catch and a I LOVE THE WAY THAT BRUSH DEFIES GRAVITY!!!

    Beautiful razor!

    I pawed through a pile of close to 60 razors today that I wouldn't have given $20 for the whole pile.

    I did hit a home run on three knives though.
    Baldric ! is that you ??!!...... What cunning like a fox plan do you have today ....hmmmmm ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    Baldric ! is that you ??!!...... What cunning like a fox plan do you have today ....hmmmmm ?
    WOT?
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    Very nice razor & brush Steve. I almost bought a brush just like that on eBay this week. I have it saved! I think it was a Fuller brush.

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