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ID From Date Subject
201959 "Bill Taggart" <w.taggart@v...> Mar-15-2010 RE: Mother-in-law spoons
201958 "Rodgers, Charles [USA]" <RODGER Mar-15-2010 RE: Mother-in-law spoons
201957 "John Manners" <jmanners@p...> Mar-15-2010 Re: Backsaws: joy, despair, then joy again
201956 "John Manners" <jmanners@p...> Mar-15-2010 Re: Digging bar
201955 "John Manners" <jmanners@p...> Mar-15-2010 Re: Chopping wood-Gunsmith
201954 "Dennis Heyza" <michigaloot@c... Mar-15-2010 Re: Shaker Box Tale of Woe.
201953 Don Schwartz <dkschwar@t...> Mar-15-2010 Re: Mother-in-law spoons
201952 PLeenhouts@a... Mar-15-2010 Re: Poison ivy and MIL spoons
201951 PLeenhouts@a... Mar-15-2010 Re: Yes, Jim, fix that Swan chisel!
201950 Nichael Cramer <nichael@s...> Mar-15-2010 RE: Mother-in-law spoons
201949 Nichael Cramer <nichael@s...> Mar-15-2010 Re: Mother-in-law spoons
201948 "John Manners" <jmanners@p...> Mar-12-2010 Re: Chopping wood
201947 Noons <wizofoz@i...> Mar-15-2010 Re: Mother-in-law spoons
201946 "Frank Filippone" <red735i@e...> Mar-14-2010 RE: Mother-in-law spoons
201945 "Joseph Sullivan" <joe@j...> Mar-14-2010 RE: Mother-in-law spoons
201944 "Dave Pearce" <dave@p...> Mar-14-2010 RE: Mother-in-law spoons
201943 Phil Koontz <phil.koontz@g...> Mar-14-2010 Re: Mother-in-law spoons
201942 Philip Yarra <philip.yarra@i...> Mar-15-2010 Backsaws: joy, despair, then joy again
201941 "Bill Taggart" <w.taggart@v...> Mar-14-2010 RE: A very unusual PATINA tool day event
201940 "Bill Taggart" <w.taggart@v...> Mar-14-2010 RE: Mother-in-law spoons
201939 Mark Lovett Wells <mark@m...> Mar-14-2010 Re: searching the archives (was: archive down? saw nuts)
201938 dinokruz@a... Mar-15-2010 Fw: [OldTools] A badly mangled chisel
201937 Nichael Cramer <nichael@s...> Mar-14-2010 Shaker Box Tale of Woe.
201936 "Peter McBride" <peter@p...> Mar-15-2010 RE: archive down? saw nuts
201935 Nichael Cramer <nichael@s...> Mar-14-2010 Re: Mother-in-law spoons

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