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12-06-2006, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 7thSeat (2:d response)
If you put your marker on the pic the mold name will show.
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12-06-2006, 03:56 PM
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Awesome.
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12-06-2006, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Midnight Rose Bless your heart; that is deserving of a +3 kiss... | Thanks Rose, the feature where there all the time I just figured out myself. I can't believe I did not try that when I first started the thread. 
I had even named the pics for that reason but some how it sliped my mind.
Chip nerd = guilty
Comp nerd = inocent 
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12-07-2006, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 7thSeat Sorry, can't see it. In what way do they differ? | I finally got off my but and looked real close at the Key west chips I have and the Harolds and they are the same.
It was an opticall illuision that made the bottom of the H look different.
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12-08-2006, 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Oldcycles I finally got off my but and looked real close at the Key west chips I have and the Harolds and they are the same.
It was an opticall illuision that made the bottom of the H look different.
Sorry my bad. | No prob.
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12-08-2006, 07:38 AM
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A little extra info. HC Edwards was in NY.
The Edwards brothers split and formed 2 companies. Both sold the mold for awhile. When Mark Lighterman and I found the H mold records At Marion & Co in Miami , he had bought out one of the brothers who sold on the mold for roughly 7 years.
The other brother sold out to a guy in NY. I can't remember his name but Jim Episale will know it if he reads this. That guy just retired and I guess we have lost the rest of the records.
HC Edwards owned the 'H' mold and sold the chips from that mold.
All the chips were made by Burt Co.
Jim Blanchard purchased the rights to the mold so that Atlantic Standard (formerly Burt) could continue to use it.
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12-08-2006, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Oldcycles A little extra info. HC Edwards was in NY.
The Edwards brothers split and formed 2 companies. Both sold the mold for awhile. When Mark Lighterman and I found the H mold records At Marion & Co in Miami , he had bought out one of the brothers who sold on the mold for roughly 7 years.
The other brother sold out to a guy in NY. I can't remember his name but Jim Episale will know it if he reads this. That guy just retired and I guess we have lost the rest of the records.
HC Edwards owned the 'H' mold and sold the chips from that mold.
All the chips were made by Burt Co.
Jim Blanchard purchased the rights to the mold so that Atlantic Standard (formerly Burt) could continue to use it.
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12-14-2006, 12:26 PM
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New updates and among them the Lucky 7-mold.
I know it is a cheapie but with my CT name and all it is a must for my mold thread  |
01-17-2007, 01:50 AM
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Hey 7th, gotta thank you for this thread again. I was able to partially identify the Triangles/Cloves mold on a chip that Debby Meister just sent me, from this! I've used Robert Eisenstadt's excellent reference page before too, but having this thread here is like one-stop shopping. I'll be posting the scan I did for three chips I can't fully identify in the proper forum later, but I thought you'd get a kick out of knowing your post still lives on
(Einsenstat calls that mold the "Triangles Clubs, or Tri-Clubs" mold, btw). |
01-17-2007, 02:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Midnight Rose Hey 7th, gotta thank you for this thread again. I was able to partially identify the Triangles/Cloves mold on a chip that Debby Meister just sent me, from this! I've used Robert Eisenstadt's excellent reference page before too, but having this thread here is like one-stop shopping. I'll be posting the scan I did for three chips I can't fully identify in the proper forum later, but I thought you'd get a kick out of knowing your post still lives on
(Einsenstat calls that mold the "Triangles Clubs, or Tri-Clubs" mold, btw). | Thanks Rose,
Yes it is good to know that you had use for this thread.
I haven't found any aditions to it lately but I will post as soon as I do.
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