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Having just obtained a Rifle Association dagger with a miraculously uncracked grip,(thanks gary!) I wonder if there is anything I can do to preserve/protect the wafer thin celluloid covering from deteriorating in the future?
Paul
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yes give it to me and i will look after it with some tlc.if not i suggest renwax.
thanks dippy
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Ah!
The Kraken Wakes!!!!!
nice to have you back Dippy
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Dippy: You have no idea how to keep an Eickhorn happy  ... so, Paul, if that is what it is, the climate in Canada is really good for these kind of grips, not that wood swelling damp of the UK. And, coming from Gary, you know that it is a fine fine piece... even his rejects are better than most collectors have ever seen. Congrats, John
Always looking for Eickhorns and etched bayonets.
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Sorry John, no squirrels this time, it's a pair of kissing cranes..........so totally unsuited to the Canadian climate, more used to having their feet in the water!!!
Paul
Last edited by Paul; 05/19/2011 07:01 PM.
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How about a few pix of it!
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