Robeson Frozen Heat Shuredge

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poltroon
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Robeson Frozen Heat Shuredge

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This Robeson newbie needs one of you knowledgable gentlemen to explain the difference between the post ww2 512872 and the 513872 Frozen Heat Swing Guards. I thought maybe it was the liners but I am looking at one of each model number and the both have brass liners.
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I thought the 3 was for nickel silver bolsters and liners. I think we need Charlie in here to answer this one.

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The third digit "3" does denote nickel-silver liners and bolsters.

I suspect a Robeson cutler just put an incorrect blade in the frame.

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