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    M1911 WW1 US Army brass banjo oiler

    Dear Collectors,

    is this item a rare one or quite easy to find in USAicon instead ?
    Pre WW1 WW1 US Army Brass Banjo Oiler M1911 Colt 45 Pistol | eBay
    What do you think of the oiler on sale ?

    I would like to buy one.
    Thank you.
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    Like everything else they are not as easy to find today as they once were, but wouldn't consider them rare. My personal opinion is that the starting bid is about what it is worth in the U.S.

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    Thanks for your good advise, Johnny Peppers.
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    Careful, there are Chinese reproductions of these now. Check the listings, some even say "from China"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Randy A View Post
    Careful, there are Chinese reproductions of these now. Check the listings, some even say "from China"
    That's what I tought ...
    I asked to seller and he said the one he sells are original. Don't know him so don't even know if it's true or not.
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