Kevin Connolly
#1The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
OK. Who Won It?
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Gordon
#2 I did
Still shaking Gordon
Still shaking Gordon
Kevin Connolly
#3When it causes that much emotion, it was worth it. Even if you're figuring to yourself, Did I spend too much, How am I going to pay for it, etc. is part of the emotion, that's fine. I've done it myself with no regrets.
Enjoy the cuffs,
Kevin
holstcollection
#4Congratulations Gordon!
You never regret adding a really good cuff to your collection.
Lars
jbushey
#5As most of us know, Gordon has just purchased a very rare Delestatius
handcuff. I believe it is the patent model. Although it has no tag,
it matches the patent drawings exactly, is made of brass, and although it appears to have been taken apart, I don't think it has been. Great cuff to
a great collection. I am proud to just say I was high bidder for several hours
at $10.49. Oh well, too bad it didn't last! John
Ian McColl
#6did anyone get the photos with TARRC stamped on the back?
Ian
Gordon
#7Not funny Ian
Gordon
Michael Busch
#8Hi Gordon,
my congratulations, really a very nice cuff!
Michael
Kevin Connolly
#9With at least 15 unique bidders on this, I'm surprised that more haven't chime in. They must really be depressed.
Well, you know you'll have the top slot on Joe's monthly handcuff round-up. It might even be a feature on top of the page.
Damon Shields
#10Great handcuff to a superb collection. Well done Gordon.
Michael Lee
#11Congrats Gordon-
I had 2nd thoughts when bidding went to 4Gs
A Beautiful restraint....When do I get a shot at it ?
Michael Lee
Challenge Escape Artist
Brad
#12Congrats, Gordon. What a piece. Is there another somewhere in this world or is it the only one that looks like the patent?
I only missed it by $1000.
Time for some side-by-side photos with some "usual" Delestatius.
Brad
Russell
#13Rather silent aren't you Mr. Scamtini