KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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NICE SNAG TIMMY 8) ::tu::







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Thanks Josh ::handshake::





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I did some trading with a bud and came home with 6 new knives all Case, 5 in Rose and 1 in the Appaloosa bone.The coke bottle is one of my favorite patterns and this one in the Satin Rose Bone was a real looker.

baser-very nice stag on that one.
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Picked these up at the EPKCA in Wind Gap,PA
2 Wards and a non Shell type Colonial
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cattaraugus57 wrote:Picked these up at the EPKCA in Wind Gap,PA
2 Wards and a non Shell type Colonial
Very cool,that swayback is very very cool
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I scooped all these up today. Got a few good deals...


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A nice Remington Muskrat

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And a nice little Schrade Cut Co., which has great half stops, and with a little TLC, will make a nice EDC

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Nice haul Glenn. That Rem is a sweetie.

You going to do a little customizing on those lockbacks ?
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Glenn -- What's the story on that little tuxedo? It appears to be in rather sad condition.
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Buck - Schrade - Case, looks like you hit the grand slam of big lockbacks!
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philco wrote:You going to do a little customizing on those lockbacks ?
That Uncle Henry is a good candidate for a mod...


Jerry, I picked that Robeson up in a mixed lot auction. The covers had outgassed so bad that the spring broke in two. The blades aren't that bad, so maybe I'll do something with in my spare time...LOL!
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The BIG3of lockbacks ::tu::
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hey guys & Girls,Bought this Dunlap,USA E Z open for my Birthday Saturday 8)
I like the way the Handles look on this one ::nod::
Steel liners, Bolsters.
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Steve -- Made by Camillus for Sears 1938-1942, your Dunlap is in much better condition than mine.
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Bought this Dunlap,USA E Z open for my Birthday Saturda
Cat 57: Very nice looking knife. I'll bet it would make a great daily carry. I carry a S & M EZ O and it has become my go to knife. And congratulations on your birthday. ::groove::
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Jerry,Thanks for the info,I know there was Dunlop also according to Goins.
Funny you would have one too 8),yours doesn't look too bad though.

Quick steel, thank you. I saw a S&M at a store the other day as well but it was very rough and around $35.00 or so.
I buy any decent cond E Z I find anymore. :roll:
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nice one CATT..................AND HAPPY BELATED B-DAY BRO! ::groove:: ::groove:: ::groove:: ::handshake::
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Thanks Junebug! ::tu:: ::handshake::
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I picked up this Remington last week-end at a small town antique shop. The good folks on the Remington forum helped me identify it as an R 1823 Wrigley. Tang stamp puts it at
1924-1933. It's the first Remington I have held since I became an addict, so I just had to have it.
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Very nice grab,I wish I got lucky like that and walk up on a old Remington in that condition,great buy.
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Boy that's in nice shape Lawrence, ::tu:: ,
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Sweet knife Lawrenece! ::drool::
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My Father went to a few yard sales over the weekend.. ::tu::
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NICE Pile ther JR.... ::woot:: ::woot::
Especially like the Olsen, ::tu:: ::tu::

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Thanks Trevor. ::tu::
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Your dad made quite a haul JR. I really like the looks of that Lakota lockback. ::nod::
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