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parwold

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please appraise

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Are you referring to VERDIGRE NEBRASKA ? (Verdigre.com is Availaiable)
 

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Originally posted by DrWho
Are you referring to VERDIGRE NEBRASKA ? (Verdigre.com is Availaiable)

No, verdigree is used to discribe the patina or green on certain old brass and similar metal objects in the antiques trade.
 

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Originally posted by chatcher


Shouldn't that be verdigris?


Spelt both ways verdigris & verdigree in antique lists.
 

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Originally posted by parwold



Spelt both ways verdigris & verdigree in antique lists.

True...

Are you targeting the antique market with this name?

Better stick with "VERDIGRE NEBRASKA" ;) :laugh: ;) :laugh: ;) :laugh:
 

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Originally posted by DrWho


True...

Are you targeting the antique market with this name?

Better stick with "VERDIGRE NEBRASKA" ;) :laugh: ;) :laugh: ;) :laugh:

Might target antiques or the 'green' lobby. got to be worth $75-$100 I thought
 
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