Boker repair restore

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Boker repair restore

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Not sure if this would be a repair or restore. It was taken apart, and a new bolster put on, cleaned up and my mark placed inside the pile liner, and new G10 scales put on. I had intended to remove the Swinden Pin, but it was tight so I decided to keep it. Any comments, advice welcome. Thanks to just bob for the bolster and red bone for the Case Barlow.

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Wow, thats a dandy! Nice work!
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That does look nice! You did a great job on that.
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I would call that a nice restoration job!
Nothing changed except the handles (they won't stay good celluloid for ever) ::dead_horse::
And the missing bolster added!

Nicely restored! ::tu::
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Re: Boker repair restore

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Thanks to all, for the nice comments, it means a lot from you guys.
My next one is a Case, I think. It has good handles, but the sides have shifted somehow, hard to explain what I mean, but the pin would have to be bent. I hope all that it requires is take apart, cleanup, and reassemble. I will post pics when I get started.

Thanks again
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