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	Lot 126. A CURRIER'S FLESHING KNIFE by Jacob Zebley, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. According to the Directory of American Toolmakers, Zebley worked from ca. 1870 to 1871 only. A most unusual maker-imprinted tool of the tanning trade. (GOOD+).(80.00 - 160.00) Length: 28.00 Inches.

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