Anonymous
#1The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
Palmers
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Mark Lyons
#2These are a beautiful example as the patina is almost a perfect chocolate color.
The double lock screw is very clean and the triangular hole is not distorted or reamed out....but it is missing the spring loaded snap bolt and threaded release.
I am sure a craftsman like Ian could easily replace it, but wanted to point this fact out to those considering bidding on it.
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The double lock screw is very clean and the triangular hole is not distorted or reamed out....but it is missing the spring loaded snap bolt and threaded release.
I am sure a craftsman like Ian could easily replace it, but wanted to point this fact out to those considering bidding on it.
mark
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Ian McColl
#3Hi Mark are you selling these? I was thinking the same thing and they would look nice on my wall.
Ian
Oly83
#4I was thinking the same thing....someone else however thought so more. Congrads to the seller and cograds to the new owner.
atlanta*casting
#5if you click on the sellers feedback number then click the tab on the far right marked "feedback left for others"
You will see who the winner of the Palmer cuffs is.
Mark Lyons
#6Ian,
No, I am not the seller (katiestash) and certainly not the buyer (co63yo)of these these. I agree that these would have looked good on your wall. In fact, I think the room in your house would have been instantly enhanced as soon as you could have hung the cuffs up in the same spot where you would have taken the photo of you down. I wish that I could have been the seller as I think he did very well for a broken pair of Palmers.($1,275) Apparently the buyer did not realize that he spent way too much for these.
Atlana*Casting
During the past couple of years, I have experienced a leave of absense of sorts from eBay, although I was fortunate to have picked up a limited number of niceties. During this time frame, I noticed that eBay has blocked the winner's name from being posted on the auction page. I know some of this was done to protect the runner up from being scammed from bogus secondary offers but never could understand why the winner's name was blocked.You just offered all the readers here a way to circumvent the obstacle in identifying the winner which I was previously not aware of. Maybe others were aware of this "trick", but it never occured to me. Very handy tool! Thank you!
mark
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