FS: Knife books (update & price drop)

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coffeecup
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FS: Knife books (update & price drop)

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Updated 10 August: All 5 books for $25, plus $6 shipping via USPS Media Mail. (If you're outside the US, we'll have to re-calculate shipping.) All are softcover, unless noted otherwise they are in good condition. $25 for all, plus $6 shipping via USPS Media Mail.

Knife Repair & Restoration by Adrian Harris (2008 reprint)

The Standard Knife Collector's Guide (3rd Edition) by Roy Ritchie and Ron Stewart

Basic Manual Of Knife Fighting by William L. Cassidy

Today's Knifemakers: An Official Directory of the Knifemakers Guide by Blade Magazine (1988)

A Guide to Handmade Knives: The Official Directory of the Knifemakers Guild edited by Mel Tappan (1977) Note: this one is rather worn, and some pages are beginning to separate.

Thanks for looking!
Jim
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Re: FS: Knife books

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MR bug bug Junebug was just asking me if I had any knife books for sale! ::dang::
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Re: FS: Knife books

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Well, they're here if someone wants them . . .
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Re: FS: Knife books (update & price drop)

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Bump with update/price drop!

Thanks,
Jim
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Re: FS: Knife books (update & price drop)

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Last chance on these, they're off to eBay tomorrow . . . . Trades, offers considered. Thanks for looking!
Jim
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