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Thanks, everyone, for the suggestions.
The straight-edge with a deckle pattern may be the way to go. I'm also thinking I could take a "blank" straight-edge and grind the exact deckle pattern I have on some vintage photos. That shouldn't be too hard.
And if that doesn't give me the look I'm after, I'll reconsider the Fiskar shears, or the rotary cutters from the craft stores.
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Amazon USA sell this that is cheap and ideal for small jobs http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003E6BCK4/...SIN=B003E6BCK4
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On mine both the blade and the straight edge are contour cut. After looking at the pictures carefully I think I can safely say, it is identical to the one pictured.
This includes the splayed out corner mounts, mine is mounted onto a piece of timber.
One thing I have never noticed before, my moving blade is also in an arc, once again, identical looking as the picture.
Probably made by the same company and badged to whomever is re-selling, as one did back then and today as well.
Mick.
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