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Damascus, Anomalies an Variations
Unread 10-02-2009, 04:25 PM   #1
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Default Damascus, Anomalies an Variations

The broad array of patterns that exist in different and same types of barrels is a fascinating study. Why do two sets of identical G grade barres look so different? The hand made aspect obviously has a great impact on the finished product. Perhaps there are some consistancies or patterns associated with date of manufacture, supplier of raw tubes, or specific finisher. Due to the volume of barrels that we restore we have the opportunity to collect considerable data, and hopefully establish some sort of predictible patterns that would serve to better understand the entire process through history. As we document this data, we will share our findings with the PGCA members and staff.

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