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    See! My 7.50 per week guess was damn close!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin103 View Post
    clearly not the place for that.
    Understood.


    Edited to avoid conflict.
    Last edited by lamppa; 10-29-2012 at 03:16 AM.

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    I have a seven day set of that stuff... Okay, not really... But, idid save your pics seven times...

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    Quote Originally Posted by lamppa View Post
    Are there children present?
    Don't raise the pimp hand gentlemen.. i don't want to see this thread close! Those are some nice pics!

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    This is well beyond razor porn. This is kinda like the Venus De Milo.
    Shaving with facial hair is like a golfcourse. It's a challenge of rough and fairways. You are the skilled greenskeeper of your face?

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    Absolutely awesome! That kind of craftsmanship is still available but it ain't cheap and you gotta be patient.

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    I wonder who carved something to make a mould for the casting. Unless it was a one-off for a very wealthy person, there might have been more than one of these casted.

    It has always been the extremely well-to-do who have driven the craftsmen to do the very finest work, or in 1897 or earlier, probably any fine work at all.

    I have seen current demonstration craftsmen who lament the fact that it takes someone with money to pay them, but then at the same time, they chide the masses for buying inexpensive goods.

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