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I have two from this book. I think they are nice, but am no expert. The 12 oz classics book is great, as are the flannels.Originally Posted by iammatt
Actually, my cloth may be from the Classics book. I don't remember exactly which I picked from; I didn't pay much attention to anything other than appearance. I guess they all felt like they had 'body' to me.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Better just throw it out now, Mafoo.Originally Posted by grimslade
I think it would be too small for you, but you could use it to polish Manton's boots while he is up on his pedestal.Originally Posted by iammatt
Classics (the book I have seen is actually called "Fine Classics") is great cloth.Originally Posted by Manton
Originally Posted by mafoofan
Maybe his wife doesn't spend as much time in the shower with RJmafoobearbeast.Originally Posted by iammatt
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