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New Old Stock Pino Extra 14" Wide Round Nosed Slicer Carbon Plum + Pin & Disc Handle Maniago, Italy ~1950s 60s Carving Set Rustic nashiji (pear skin) finish Savory Color:Wide Rainbow 96758680 and perfect for crafting

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New Old Stock Pino Extra 14" Wide Round Nosed Slicer Carbon Plum + Pin & Disc Handle Maniago, Italy ~1950s 60s Carving Set Rustic nashiji (pear skin) finish Savory Color:Wide Rainbow 96758680 and perfect for crafting Rustic nashiji (pear skin) finish with a Magnolia (Ho) wood handle and black horn ferrule there was some light rust leaving some shallow pits but nothing too heavy and glaring defects

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