Were these made under the Ever Ready name? Still needs more cleaning and polishing.
British Made Gem "G" Bars?
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That looks awesome!!
I "NEED" a G Bar, as it is one of the few Gem's I don't yet have. So far I have a 1912, a Featherweight, an Open Comb Micromatic, a Micromatic Clogpruf, and a Micromatic Bullet Tip.
I my as well keep feeding the RAD; for the most part though I suffer from SCAD the most.
I "NEED" a G Bar, as it is one of the few Gem's I don't yet have. So far I have a 1912, a Featherweight, an Open Comb Micromatic, a Micromatic Clogpruf, and a Micromatic Bullet Tip.
I my as well keep feeding the RAD; for the most part though I suffer from SCAD the most.
I see that the British made G-Bars don't actually have the "G" on the bar. Pretty neat!
Lou, you don't stop! That's amazing. On the backs of the lather catchers, Ever Ready and Gems, they list various international cities of manufacture, including Berlin and I recall, London, and New York (of course!). Good stuff buddy.
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Um, being an Ever-Ready, wouldn't this actually be an E-Bar?
Yeah, yeah, I know, you can call it a Pontiac Sunfire all day long, but it's still a Chevy Cavalier.
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Yeah, yeah, I know, you can call it a Pontiac Sunfire all day long, but it's still a Chevy Cavalier.
Or think of it as Cadillac Cimarron!
Yeah, yeah, I know, you can call it a Pontiac Sunfire all day long, but it's still a Chevy Cavalier.
Excellent automobiles all the way around!
Posted this one a while back.My gold E Bar.
Posted this one a while back.My gold E Bar.
Man that thing is shiny!
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Are the British ones silver plated?
