KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Sweet finds! ;)
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Good one, I like the center bolster (not sure if thats the right term).
I believe those are called cigar bands. :)
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it is a hunk of a knife...even with worn blades.
it was at the bottom of a box of junk knives...almost knocked the guy down trying to give him five bucks...'here take it quick before ya change your mind'.
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Great finds Gringo ::tu:: 8)

JR I think your right calling it a Cigar band ::nod:: ::tu::

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::tu:: 8)
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i need a few more days of finding knives like that to keep me happy...
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Great finds guys. Tomorrow is playday for me. ::ds:: First to Schomy's show, then on to the flea markets in and around Dayton, Oh. With any luck I will have something to post late in the day. :D
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Bill, Do you ever go to rogers flea market?
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Gino
Never heard of it. Where is it?
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It is supposed to be in Rogers Ohio - somewhere in eastern Ohio. It is only on Fridays and is supposed to be so big you cant make it thru in one day. I have never been there but have talked to a few people that have.
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Gino
I live 60 or 70 miles west of Columbus Oh. Eastern Oh. is way out of my range. I am 25 miles ENE of Dayton, plus Friday is a workday for me. Just googled Rogers, Oh. It is about 40 miles due east of Canton, A dot on the map.
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Rogers is one of Bret & my favorite places to go! It is huge & its a struggle to get through if I take my kids with us. I also like Hazen, which is in Brookville, PA area. It's not as big as Rogers, but I have found a few great knives there.

Hazen is where I found this for sale. It was laying in the back of a pickup.
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Sweet knife Kathy. I will get to Rogers one of these times.
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gino wrote:Sweet knife Kathy. I will get to Rogers one of these times.
Thanks! I am sure you will like Rogers. I have a good friend that is a dealer/collector. He actually leaves at 4 o'clock in the morning to get to Rogers on Fridays. He is under the impression that you find all the best knives with a flashlight at the fleamarket before dawn. He is most likely right, but I am not that early of a riser! :lol:
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Your friend is smart KG_____with all the TV shows,& books ect,____the best finds are,with a flashlight !!!!!!! When,I use to sell,at the markets,I have bought entire pick-up loads,of goodies,when someone,backed up to a table---then sold it all,before going home___I made a few bux,and the seller,never paid,table fees :lol: ________not many days like,that,anymore ??? everyone knows,what they have,before they get there ::shrug::
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Knifegirl, that's a beauty for sure! Great find. ::tu::
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Today was playday and boy did I play ::ds::
Traded two old twist ring knives for a Schrade Walden cattle knife and bought a Schrade Cut whittler, both at Schomy's show. The weather was fine and there were lots of buyers and sellers. Found another twist ring at a good price at a flea market. Life is good! These old twisters although not common are not rare in this area.
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Nice finds Bill. I like that whittler. NICE!!!!
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Thanks Gino.
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the whittler is fantastic.
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Thanks Gringo.
An uncontrolled accumulator. ::shrug::
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I made a run through Gander Mountain today. Found this trapper on clearance for $30. I picked up a Buck 110 on sale also to replace the one that I gave my youngest son. The picture came from one of the on line stores. The other side is smooth red bone with a Stars and Stripes logo.
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Nice score !! And nice pic of you with your youngest in a diff thread here.
You must be real proud, sounds like you worked some cool projects of your own.
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Nice price on that trapper. How much was the 110? I was just there last week and they had them in two different areas for two different prices ::shrug::
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tc3500 wrote:Nice score !! And nice pic of you with your youngest in a diff thread here.
You must be real proud, sounds like you worked some cool projects of your own.
I am pretty proud of that one. He made E5 in the 6 years he was in. If you are interested in more photos of my boat ride, click on the picturetrail link at the bottom of the post.

I got the 110 Buck for $30 also. It was the last one or I would have probably bought more.
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