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 Re: J. Graham matched pair looking for info
#609962
Jan 23rd a 08:48 PM
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| by Douglas Tate |
| Douglas Tate |
Graham acquired that pair from Charles Lancaster. The priapic bar is diagnostic and the treatment of the fences is identical to extant Lancaster O/U's. Now whether they were made in London is a moot point. Geoffrey Boothroyd always insisted that A. A. Thorn (Charles Lancaster) brought in his O/U's from Germany then anglicized them with chisel and file.
Written in haste
Doug Tate
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