Is it worth $495? Well, let's put that in perspective.
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Is it worth $495? Well, let's put that in perspective.
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Yes, I can get it home, and have a place for it. I thought the back view was "interesting" too. My 24" came from Johnny's shop.
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Can’t tell for sure, but that is definitely worth the $495. Somebody buy it and give us the rest of the information.
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We’re you able to get in touch with the seller? If you decide to pick it up, give me a shout and I’ll buy you lunch here in STAUNTON.Originally Posted by Tom M King
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no response. Not sure if my Facebook account is still good. I've never used it.
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It took a day for him to respond to me. If you haven’t heard by tomorrow afternoon PM me and I’ll see if I can put the two of you together.
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He should take you up on that. Great little town. We used to stop at Wright’s Dairy Rite a lot - get a milkshake for me!
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I'll do the lunch buying, if it works out.
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Replied to your PM. Also sent along your email to seller
Rick
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A little more info about the saw
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Okay, since Postal Zones started in 1943 and were replace by ZIP Codes in 1963--we have a rough idea of the dating of that label. Might really help--and i'm curious!!
earl
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From what I’ve learned this saw was in use in a furniture factory at its current location from 1940 to the late 50’s
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