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<p>[QUOTE="kardinalisimo, post: 299841, member: 118"]Thanks Debora.</p><p>Gregsglass, I am aware of the dating rules of the seams but how do you know in general if new or or old? Seams all the way to the top of the finish are usually post 1900 but not necessarily recent. I guess you have to look at other signs to narrow down the age.</p><p>Also, does it matter if the seams stop at the edge of the top or go thru?</p><p>How about when the seams of the finish don't align with the one on the body?</p><p>Lastly, what are the three lines on the finish for?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kardinalisimo, post: 299841, member: 118"]Thanks Debora. Gregsglass, I am aware of the dating rules of the seams but how do you know in general if new or or old? Seams all the way to the top of the finish are usually post 1900 but not necessarily recent. I guess you have to look at other signs to narrow down the age. Also, does it matter if the seams stop at the edge of the top or go thru? How about when the seams of the finish don't align with the one on the body? Lastly, what are the three lines on the finish for?[/QUOTE]
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