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10-10-2013, 01:23 PM
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"How do you spot a restoration" Eric, the answer to that would fill a book. And judging by the evidence, over the last century there have been any number of craftsmen capable of near-original-quality refinishing. (I do not use the word "restoration," because I think that is a comparitively recent collector concept.)
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