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Is a new pile of parts knives

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You nailed it. ::tu::
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Oooh, I see a few Jacks and Cattlemen in there Kaleb. ::tu:: ::nod::
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Ooh baby! I got some ideas for those... ::drool::

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Knice!!! ::tu::
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Looks like a Shrade double press button too. ::nod:: Nice!
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:shock: Parts knives!!?? :shock: Dang Kaleb, your parts knives look better then about half of my collection!
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whitebuffalo58 wrote::shock: Parts knives!!?? :shock: Dang Kaleb, your parts knives look better then about half of my collection!
I was about to say the same thing !
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another small pile from today
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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
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some of these only need very minor repairs or cleaning to make really nice knives.

Now you're just showing off... ::tear::
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glennbad wrote: Now you're just showing off... ::tear::

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It amazes me all the auto's you find, I've never even stumbled on one yet ! ::tu::
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Toejammer wrote:It amazes me all the auto's you find, I've never even stumbled on one yet ! ::tu::
You aint seen nothin 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
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some of these only need very minor repairs or cleaning to make really nice knives.

Now you're just showing off... ::tear::

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.
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What's that big'un on the top left corner? I like the looks of that.
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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! ::teary_eyes::

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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.
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What's that big'un on the top left corner? I like the looks of that.

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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
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I was satisfied with that for the price I paid but there was a few matched sets of NOS stag
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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
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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
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The whole pile
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Sure......if you can do womthin' with 'em :roll:
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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!! ::tu::

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Kaleb.....PM inbound ::tu::
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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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