Osgood Bray & Co - A rare knife & Burkinshaw made......

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Re: Osgood Bray & Co - A rare knife & Burkinshaw made......

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Nice addition Ray ::tu:: ... as I had read somewhere they were no doubt known for their razors which for the most part, if I'm not mistaken, were made in their shop from Germany as was yours...
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wlf wrote:Dimitri,I agree with Lee on the wharncliffes,as you know. That whittler is lovely.
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Lee nice knife, I have a couple pocket knives with this stamp somewhere ::hmm::
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Thanks Dimitri!! Hope you can find them and post some pics up here - I would love to see them :wink: ...
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Re: Osgood Bray & Co - A rare knife & Burkinshaw made......

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Thats a really pretty knife, great score!
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