On Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 12:27 PM scottg  wrote:

> Well today was the day. High noon
>
Boy, that seems like last year already.
SO AFTER I returned home and the held mail was finally delivered, I picked
up an unreasonably long package from Happy Camp. That box was made from the
finest extra virgin reused cardboard, as befitting its contents. Inside was
one of Jim's large paring chisels with a very nicely made London-pattern
handle. Signed "Old Millrat 2012". It's beautiful. Thank you Scott!
It's also marked Entz and Rucker, a brand I've not heard of. I did find
Jim's query to the list about it in 2011, and an advertisement for the
hardware store of the same name (on the bottom of page B8) of the Los
Angeles Herald of Jan 9, 1920.
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