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The Chip Board Archive 18
and BTW
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Re: I disagree
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I do know the difference between bone and ivory..if you ever need any pointers, let me know....and your welcome to have the last word...I'm done....
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For those interested in antique Ivoru chips ...
well thats pretty harsh
Re: well thats pretty harsh
Your post is an advisory post ...
Re: Your post is an advisory post ...
No, but there are plenty of M-O-P chips ...
Re: Your post is an advisory post ...
Re: well thats pretty harsh
Re: well thats pretty harsh
here is my scrimshaw poker chip
Looks lke BONE from here.
It is scrimshawed BONE ....
Re: It is scrimshawed BONE ....
Re: It is scrimshawed BONE ....
Re: It is scrimshawed BONE ....
That "scrimshander" may not have "scrimshawed" on
Re: That "scrimshander" may not have "scrimshawed"
I refer to the process on Ivory Gambling Chips ...
John, is that a MOP? are they delicate?
Yes. Most delicate... and the rush w/ finding them
Re: That "scrimshander" may not have "scrimshawed"
Sorry to disappoint you, but.....
Re: Sorry to disappoint you, but.....
Re: Sorry to disappoint you, but.....
(1) Agree with Rich; (2) Solution: slab 'em
elephant ivory is
I am going to "COOK" a Pot Roast tomorrow, but ...
I emailed the seller and he said:
Ask him when they were scrimshawed/carved.
Re: I emailed the seller and he said:
Though I agree with you. We (the club/hobby) do ..
Re: Though I agree with you. We (the club/hobby) d
Re: Though I agree with you. We (the club/hobby) d
I disagree
Re: I disagree
Re: I disagree
Re: I disagree
and BTW
As I said above:
Thanks for the warning, Rich. I don't collect...
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