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    A lovely pair, Mike. Congratulations.
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    Beautiful Mike, I've seen a good few of the FR rattlers and yours is the best condition. I thought the scales were dyed horn to replicate tortoise shell.
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    Gorgeous Fredrick Reynolds.
    Scales , blade , all of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by markbignosekelly View Post
    Beautiful Mike, I've seen a good few of the FR rattlers and yours is the best condition. I thought the scales were dyed horn to replicate tortoise shell.
    Well I thought they were dyed horn too. But they feel different than horn, aren't smooth like horn, and the colors are at different levels within the scales

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    But I've also never held or seen real tortoise, but I have seen the the dyed horn. If this is faux, its the best I've ever seen. So it's kind of a stab in the dark for me, if these are truly authentic tortoise.
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    TBH I've only seen tortoise shell on the net and they had
    greater depths of colours, but the pattern in yours do seem ingrained. Either way they look amazing.
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