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Old 4th May 2015, 02:55 AM   #13
Chris Evans
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... although I would bet these are no newer than mid 20th century .
Maybe the leather dried out at some point .
I bought mine in the 1950s.... Sigh....

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Chris, it would be nice if the value of these hunters was worth having a pro restore them; but here in the US I think professional restoration would be more a labor of love .
Financially speaking, I do not think that they would be worth the money involved, but as a memento of yesteryear, well, that is a personal decision to make.

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Chris
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