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GOT THEM LAST NIGHT OF A MAN WHO WANTED MONEY,20 EURO ,THE BOTTEM ONE I TAUGHT WAS A BIT RUSTY BUT WHEN I GOT HOME I SEE ITS NOT RUST BUT BRASS ,I TAUGHT I WAS SEEN THINGS,ANYWAY ENJOY ,GOT NO BOX FOR THEM BUT SURE THERE IN A GOOD HOME NOW,,ANTHONY
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thanks for that ,i have a few things on this site ,i think,its a magic site all the lovely old stuff,have you seen my double side blade sharper ? ,i think we have roll razors all right but our models are very differant i think,well the finnish is very differant,and one of mine is brass,how can one date them i wonder as the all seem to say 1927????,ANTHONY,PS YOURS IS A REAL GEM INDEED,MY NEXT MISSION IS TO FIND THE BOX ,
are they all chrome coated over brass????? its the first time i ever seen them so the fact there brass makes me that bit happier,
ahh great,your very helpful thanks,
happy new year to ye all from ireland