Jamison Brass Auction
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Jamison Brass Auction
Looks like it's official...
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Re: Jamison Brass Auction
Craneman, when I click on these two links all I get is the general ASSRA website. How about a hint as to which discussion category this topic is posted in.
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Re: Jamison Brass Auction
General discussion section. Nail in the coffin is the title. Suppose thats about it.
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Re: Jamison Brass Auction
Just talking about an auction taking place on August 13 to liquidate Jamison’s equipment.
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Re: Jamison Brass Auction
Sad
Can someone post a 'Readers-Digest' version of why they folded.
From what I have read-They made a very good product.
Gary
Can someone post a 'Readers-Digest' version of why they folded.
From what I have read-They made a very good product.
Gary
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Re: Jamison Brass Auction
Gar ,there was 2 owners and they didn't get along worth a damn. Now what we need is Gullo to buy it.
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Re: Jamison Brass Auction
It would be an expensive start up cost for BACO. They could add to their obsoletes but they still would be drawn cases compared to Roberson Ctg running a CNC producing lathe turned cases to add to their expansive existing inventory
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John
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Re: Jamison Brass Auction
From an expense standpoint, drawn cases make way more sense than CNC turned cases. BACO already has a lot of this tooling. How much more they would need to capture this end of the market remains to be seen.