Originally Posted by
45flint
I hear you on cornering the market. lol You have to partially blame Rock Inland Auction over here they always group multiple guns into lots. Then the second lot just happened not to get bid up, I thought it was crazy cheap? But I am totally into these pistols, I really think no other spring air pistol compares as a collectable.
I believe Black Ebony is genetic not a condition of stress etc. It’s being cultivated by guitars maker Taylor. Wood figure can be stress related.
We get a regular TV programme that follows the fortunes of a real-life family of vintage car auctioneers in North Yorkshire. I have often noticed how often things are engineered so that two of a kind are consecutive lots. The principal characters are father and two sons, not a fool between them, although I have often thought there was at least one more bit left in an item. The reserves are usually revealed when screened but not in real time, real life and the hammer often drops when the reserve is reached.
I had always assumed ebony to be a case of what you see is what you get until a throwaway remark in a work of fiction caught my eye. Once my curiosity is aroused I have to know. Googling Ebony only took me to places and topics of no interest to me - nothing timber-related.
I’m sure you’ll enjoy your WRs.
ATB, Mick
When guns are outlawed only outlaws will have guns .