Robeson Pocket eze
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Resophonatic
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Robeson Pocket eze
Does anybody have one of these? It was my grandfather’s knife. I can get it repaired/restored for around $100. Not sure if I want to do that or buy one like it.
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FRJ
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Re: Robeson Pocket eze
If you get your grandfathers knife repaired it will never be the same or, in my opinion, any better.Resophonatic wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 3:45 pm Does anybody have one of these? It was my grandfather’s knife. I can get it repaired/restored for around $100. Not sure if I want to do that or buy one like it.
What ever it is. You don't show a model number.
There are still good Pocket Eze knives to be had I would assume.
Joe
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OLDE CUTLER
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Re: Robeson Pocket eze
Exactly right. As it is now is the way your grandfather carried and used it last. If you "restore" it, then it is something totally different.
"Sometimes even the blind chicken finds corn"
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1fartsmella
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Re: Robeson Pocket eze
I think you could find a used one for around $100 bucks to carry and think of gramps every day. I would keep your Grandfathers knife as is. To me that would be more meaningful.
Barry
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rea1eye
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Re: Robeson Pocket eze
If you could get a replacement blade and do a very mild clean up
I think you would enjoy the knife. It would still be your grandpa's
knife. Just a little improved.
Bob
I think you would enjoy the knife. It would still be your grandpa's
knife. Just a little improved.
Bob