Amazing before and after on walnut 1917 XVI

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Re: Amazing before and after on walnut 1917 XVI

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Agree. Wish they had made some of the huge early changers in this wood!
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Re: Amazing before and after on walnut 1917 XVI

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This couldn't have looked better the day it left the factory... "it's only new once", doesn't apply here.
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