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Hmmmm , looks just like the one listed in Swap .
I see it failed to make reserve . |
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It's the same on the swap forum?
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Ooppss, sorry
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I am sorry too: never noticed the Swap Listing
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I don't think there's any need to be contrite Gentlemen .
Honest mistake . |
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This is not an area I collect widely although I do have a few examples. To me this looks fairly standard turn of the 19th early 20 century. I think the copper/bronze handle is its most outstanding feature.
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