I don't want to appear parasitic but here seems a better place for these. To be clear, I post as a courtesy for others practicing the trade. I'm well over my shear madness and these are extras. Humility set in once I bought six from the son of a tailor who'd've been 85 this year. May I be someday worthy. Having let the listings time out, the photos will remain for a while.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/172631870457
http://www.ebay.com/itm/172631877075
For young people just starting, better to get really good with new shears. The older ones do have character and fit the hand far better, but it's about earning a living and antiques aren't an easy way to achieve that. I did part with a few to a young man in London who promised stewardship and who was vouched for by a respected shirtmaker. References would be appreciated. Best rgds.