A Hand and a Half

ulfberth · Today, 09:08 AM

Hi Ed,
during that period, you'll see the same thing with good pieces at that auction, where specific knowledge is required, this went on for years.
However, items described as "composite" were never specified as to which part was actually composite. In some cases, you could see that the leather on the grip had been replaced.
Almost all the pieces were simply "good" not only that, it also happened a few times that good pieces were described as 19th-century.
This can still be verified using online catalogs.

Today, 09:08 AM	#21
ulfberth Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 435	Hi Ed, during that period, you'll see the same thing with good pieces at that auction, where specific knowledge is required, this went on for years. However, items described as "composite" were never specified as to which part was actually composite. In some cases, you could see that the leather on the grip had been replaced. Almost all the pieces were simply "good" not only that, it also happened a few times that good pieces were described as 19th-century. This can still be verified using online catalogs.