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Reply by Trent Rock on February 20, 2010
"It cuts a slice that's twice as nice" How melodious is that- just sings right out of my mouth. Nice slogan.
I'm not familiar with Burns- what were their years?
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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An article of merit that you will appreciate
It cuts a slice that's twice a nice
Yes..I do collect Burns Bread Knives..they really do cut bread better than ordinary knives..like wildfire actually!!:)Reply by Trent Rock on February 20, 2010
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Reply by Trent Rock on February 20, 2010
I think until the 60's-70???
I got about 4 of them (thrift shop finds)
It has to do with patents on the serrations
Burns Patent No. 1388547
They are kinda "famous" among old deli shop owners on the East Coast ;) -
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