Miniatures

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Sanders Knives
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Miniatures

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I'm not sure if there is a topic already about Miniatures (I couldn't find one) but I like them and have a few. Lets see yours too.

Steve
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That's a lot of mini's Steve. :shock:

I've posted this before. We call it "The Mosquito Skinner".
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knifetime
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You have some real nice one's there. World class collection of miniatures knives right there. The little knives on the dime and nickel are amazing. :D I see you have a Fight'n Rooster shoe knife,how long have you had it?
I like them to,so I keep the one's I git but I only have a few.I'll post pics when I git home. Great bunch of knives . ::tu:: rtf
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Only one, but I like it. :D

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knifetime
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Great Great bunch you have there Mr Sanders . Hear are a few I have. I saw you had 2 of the Fight'n Rooster tobacco knives,hear are the 2 I have and some others. ::tu:: ::nod::
The first pic probably is more of a fob thin a miniature but I have always liked it.
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My grandmother has quite a collection, I'd say 20+, and mostly all are pearl handled ones with a bail. She wears them as the pendant on a silver chain necklace.
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I like the minatures but the ones without damage are hard to find. That is quite a collection Steve. I made a light box today and this is my 1st test. I doubt any minatures are being made these days are they?
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lets try this again
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