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Happiness
Is a new pile of parts knives


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Re: Happiness
You nailed it. 
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Ooh baby! I got some ideas for those...
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Knice!!! 
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Re: Happiness
Looks like a Shrade double press button too.
Nice!
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Re: Happiness
I was about to say the same thing !whitebuffalo58 wrote:Parts knives!!??
Dang Kaleb, your parts knives look better then about half of my collection!
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Re: Happiness
another small pile from today

some of these only need very minor repairs or cleaning to make really nice knives.

some of these only need very minor repairs or cleaning to make really nice knives.
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muskrat man wrote:another small pile from today
some of these only need very minor repairs or cleaning to make really nice knives.
Now you're just showing off...
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glennbad wrote: Now you're just showing off...
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It amazes me all the auto's you find, I've never even stumbled on one yet ! 
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You aint seen nothin yetToejammer wrote:It amazes me all the auto's you find, I've never even stumbled on one yet !
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Here's a sweet pile of auto parts I just got. Some pretty decent stuff in here. Again, some of these just need minor repairs to be fully operating knives.


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glennbad wrote:muskrat man wrote:another small pile from today
some of these only need very minor repairs or cleaning to make really nice knives.
Now you're just showing off...
I'll share the TL-29's and scouts if anyone is interested. They are nice and VERY full I don't have time to customize them.
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muskrat man wrote:Here's a sweet pile of auto parts I just got. Some pretty decent stuff in here. Again, some of these just need minor repairs to be fully operating knives.
What's that big'un on the top left corner? I like the looks of that.
I measure my collection by the ton.
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Re: Happiness
Oh Kaleb, you poor man you! Those look like a terrible burden! Someone should volunteer to take those miserable, nasty ol' knives off your hands. You shouldn't have to take all that on all by your little ol' lonesome!
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Iron Hoarder wrote:muskrat man wrote:Here's a sweet pile of auto parts I just got. Some pretty decent stuff in here. Again, some of these just need minor repairs to be fully operating knives.
What's that big'un on the top left corner? I like the looks of that.
Winchester 1920, NOT an automatic
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Boy, ebay can be a PITA sometimes. Haven't been having much luck getting good deals on these but did get this in the mail today and there were a few surprises! The description was lacking which is probably what kept the price down. I seen some chewed up blades, what was left of a PBKC invincible and some NOS german handles. The stag is what caught my eye, the rest was probably plastic.....right?
First thing I seen when I opened the box was the parts were divied up into small ziplocks. The ivory caught my eye right off the bat. Dumped them out, gave'em a look under a glass, looked ivory, did the scratch 'n' sniff, DEFINITELY ivory. 6 NOS sets for small whittlers or sleeve board pattern knives, that's a welcome surprise, then I seen a couple toothpick liners, flipped them over and yep two NOS unhafted liner assemblies in red bone, definitely case probably XX era

I was satisfied with that for the price I paid but there was a few matched sets of NOS stag

some blades the 3 half stop pen blades are W.R Case & sons. whats left of a pbkc invincible, a pile of NOS bails and some NOS brass handles

the rest was NOS celluloid and a real pretty chunk of pearl on some kind of utility knife frame, probably German as is most of these parts

The whole pile

First thing I seen when I opened the box was the parts were divied up into small ziplocks. The ivory caught my eye right off the bat. Dumped them out, gave'em a look under a glass, looked ivory, did the scratch 'n' sniff, DEFINITELY ivory. 6 NOS sets for small whittlers or sleeve board pattern knives, that's a welcome surprise, then I seen a couple toothpick liners, flipped them over and yep two NOS unhafted liner assemblies in red bone, definitely case probably XX era

I was satisfied with that for the price I paid but there was a few matched sets of NOS stag

some blades the 3 half stop pen blades are W.R Case & sons. whats left of a pbkc invincible, a pile of NOS bails and some NOS brass handles

the rest was NOS celluloid and a real pretty chunk of pearl on some kind of utility knife frame, probably German as is most of these parts

The whole pile

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Sure......if you can do womthin' with 'em 
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Nice goin' Kaleb! I just about bid on those myself. I've got near mint Case XX era 93 and 98 pattern blades. I didn't see a backspring in the lot, so I past on it. The rest would have been fun to have, but didn't have a real purpose for it. You'll make better use of it then I ever would, glad you won them!!
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Kaleb.....PM inbound 
I dig half stops!!
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Nice score, Kaleb!
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Thanks for the comments men. I don't have an immediate use for them but it's good to have quality parts like this on hand in my line of work
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equal end ivory...? yummm. but this makes me wonder if we can use that stuff...
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