2012 Roundtable (Knife Exchange)

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i got my package today

thanks big monk i really the knives that you sent but i have to say my favorite is the new york knife jack i just love the older knives but i do like the tidioute 73 you sent its my first 73 now i know why everybody likes them
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Wow, those are are really nice. Not a bad one in the bunch.

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I received my knife from Dean today and is it a HONEY!! 75th Anniversary LE, No. 027. Knife is a 44 pattern with stag handles (not sure which stag it is, Genuine, Second Cut or Red), engraved scrolled bolsters and caps and a blade etch, "1905 -75th Anniversary - 1980. One gorgeous knife. Thank you very much Dean, I will treasure this knife forever.
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Very nice knives being shown......Great generosity and fellowship on this great forum ::tu::
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Murph...that’s genuine stag...love the scrolled bolsters. ::nod:: ..BEAUTIFUL little knife. ::tu::

BigDaddy....you made out like a Big Daddy....both of those knives are SWEET. ::tu::
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Thanks Johnnie ::tu:: Just can't tell the difference yet. Don't own many stag handled knives.
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a very nice package from Glenn.He is too kind. This is my first exchange and i must say, it was a good thing. thanks again Glenn!
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Got my roundtable knife(s) from David (DRM60) today, and I gotta say, SWEET !! Thank you so much, the scales on the Copperlock are just killer. Sorry I take lousy pics....... note to self, get better with camera. I wasn't expecting to find two knives, much less this big ole honkin Schrade folding hunter. :mrgreen:

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Wow, you guys are gettin some beautiful knives! I'm so used to the POS Round Table thing that I don't know what to think about all this bling. ::nod::
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thanks johnny ya big monk sure did hook me up i really like the new york jack and the 73 im thinking about putting in my pocket aint really decided yet though cause it sure is nice thanks again big monk
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Got a package from Plas62 today and its a 2for. A Klein Tools hawk bill and a Boker USA red bone congress. Thanks so much Jim. ::tu::
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here is the new home for the new york knife co jack i put it in with some more older ones that i have
and i think that it fits rite in with them
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bigdaddys8ball wrote:i got my package today

thanks big monk i really the knives that you sent but i have to say my favorite is the new york knife jack i just love the older knives but i do like the tidioute 73 you sent its my first 73 now i know why everybody likes them

Glad you liked them BigDaddy !!!!!!!!!!!! Enjoy______Monk ::tu::
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Received mine from Damon today. It's a 2-1/4" custom. All Damascus with a Wharncliffe blade and file worked handles. Thank you Damon.
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jerry that is a awsome looking knife i like it
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Jerry that is some beautiful file work Damon did great looking knives every one's getting ::tu::
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bigdaddys8ball wrote:here is the new home for the new york knife co jack i put it in with some more older ones that i have
and i think that it fits rite in with them
Fits right in Big Daddy, Sweet knife BH
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Pretty serious Knifer Karma floatin round here! ::nod::
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jerryd6818 wrote:
bonehead wrote:Jerry,

I do understand :wink: Funny thing is, when I was at SMKW last month I handled many of Queens and this one is only one I would have considered if it was there, Its Super NICE. I'm a lucky member ::nod:: ::nod:: ::nod:: BH
It looks like an English Jack. Is it 4-1/2" closed? (I'm a sucker for English Jacks)
Jerry, It sure is 4 1/2 on the nose. The more I handle it the more interesting it gets.. From what see in this round table we have some very generous members. This is the first place I visit in the next few days to see some very interesting cutlery ::super_happy:: ::super_happy:: Bonehead
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Wow! ::ds:: Chet, what I love the most about the knife you've sent is that you took the time and researched my gallery pictures and saw what you thought I would desire in my collection. Guess what?
You did a great job! ::groove:: I do not have this in my NKCA accumulation. This like a few others that have been sent my way, is now a part of those very treasured and special knives that I will hold
with unique regards. Thank you for the time and attention you've spent selecting this awesome knife...I truly love it! Best regards. ::super_happy:: Your friend,Rocky ::handshake::
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rocky my friend,, aww shucks,,,thank you and, you are very welcomed. i was indeed worried you had that one hidden behind a few others. i am very happy to add to your nkca collection. ::tu::

and jerry, i must say, without a shred of a doubt, that is one of the most gorgeous knives i have ever seen. ::woot::
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WOW, knice knives boyz!

Heck, I didn't know you could send a couple knives to reach a $50.00 value. ::facepalm::

Oh well, maybe next time...........
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I received my package today from Camillus, It is a beautifully customized Camillus.

Camillus - I love the intricate inlay work on the scales. Excellent work, my friend. This beauty already has a place on my belt, thanks to the case you sent with it.

Mikek - I'm glad you like the knives I sent. The Klein was an electricians knife that I customized. The scales are walnut.

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Wow Thanks Riley,
This is a great thing about the roundtable. I have thought SOG knives are cool. I have just never taken the time to pick one up. I really think this is a great knife. Thanks again Riley!
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