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Wear-Ever Professional 13.5" Serrated Stainless Cake Knife 1960s - 80s London The craftsperson has carefully glued 5 long cutting edge Utensil - Eat VIN216 Color:Red

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Pulse arcade — neon hairlines and corner brackets frame the playfield brief.

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Wear Ever Professional 13.5" Serrated Stainless Cake Knife 1960s 80s London The craftsperson has carefully glued 5 long cutting edge Utensil Eat VIN216 Color:Red The craftsperson has carefully glued each one to the box so they do not become damaged in transport (a common practice even domestically) As these are ground very thin please be careful of twisting the blade on the cutting board or cutting hard ingredients

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