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Old Yesterday, 10:30 PM   #14
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Remember that Oley was from Solingen; used the bushy tailed fox; and was regarded as a German smith and not necessarily from England and Shotley Bridge. Given the above, his products may well have been regarded as being from Solingen to the non-cognoscenti. Consider the dealers marketing his products and exclaiming their high quality German workmanship.

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