The blade is stamped J. B. Addis & Son, 9 Prize Medals 51& 62

6/19/22, 8:18 PM #1

Drucilla
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The blade is stamped J. B. Addis & Son, 9 Prize Medals 51& 62

Re: The blade is stamped J. B. Addis & Son, 9 Prize Medals 51& 62

6/20/22, 1:33 AM #2

Steve D, CT
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Re: The blade is stamped J. B. Addis & Son, 9 Prize Medals 51& 62

What does the bottom look like?

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6/20/22, 2:23 AM #3

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6/20/22, 5:02 AM #4

Wiley Horne
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Re: The blade is stamped J. B. Addis & Son, 9 Prize Medals 51& 62

It cuts a v-groove? Along a pre-scored line?

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6/20/22, 3:58 PM #5

Rafael from PA
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Re: The blade is stamped J. B. Addis & Son, 9 Prize Medals 51& 62

To cut parallel grooves referencing from the previous one?

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6/20/22, 4:54 PM #6

Wiley Horne
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That would account for the adjustable scoring knife.

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The blade is stamped J. B. Addis & Son, 9 Prize Medals 51& 62

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