KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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I'll give you $15 for it. ::super_happy:: Just kidding. That was a great deal. We have a couple of those at work and I have had some projects at home that would have come in handy for.

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If I could hit the LOTTERY tonight I would buy this - - no matter the cost!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/360733887026?ss ... 1431.l2648
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And this Buck from a seller who looks to be a artisan. I LIKEEEEE.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Buck-110-Knife- ... 0827616%26
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nice ::nod::
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OLD GAR, you've got excellent taste. Abalone's always been one of my favorite handle materials. ::tu::
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My Mom was golfing in NH this weekend she hit a flea MKT and gut a Kabar fob and a Imperial fixed blade for two bucks.
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Love that little Kabar fob!
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Thanx Glen,kinda neat she has the nailfile on the back of the spring.
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Hit a flea today gut a Camco Barlow and a WWII comemerative.the Camco was tipped and rusted so I worked her up and forced a pantina on the blades.
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This just came today

1970's Carl Schlieper German 3 eye stag trapper
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Beauty gino!! ::tu::

Got these 2 kit/sets yesterday:

Hugo Berns and Imperial
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Thanks Scott! Those sets are sweet! Nice finds ;)


I just bought this Case stag peanut from Kaleb, just waitin on it .
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gino wrote:This just came today

1970's Carl Schlieper German 3 eye stag trapper

Very nice Gino ::drool:: ::drool::



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I picked this up the other day for $12. Paid a little more than I usually would, but other than some pitting on the blades, it's pretty solid. Everything snaps great, and the main blade is full, unlike most Imperials of that time period that I see. The cell looks stable. I'm going to carry it for awhile...

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basser5 wrote:
gino wrote:This just came today

1970's Carl Schlieper German 3 eye stag trapper

Very nice Gino ::drool:: ::drool::



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That Imperial ain't too shabby for sure!
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I can't say enough how I love the blade steel on those imperials. Nice knife. I found this one at a yard sale yesterday, its a vom cleff & co germany. Levines list it from 1880's to c1930. Its 2 1/2 inches long, the blades all snap well and no cracks in the handles, just a small chip wherethe handle meets the liner. I was well pleased to stumble on it. Made my day.
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Glenn,
Those old Imperials have outstanding steel! ::tu::
I have a couple I carry now & then and you are right, the celluloid seems to be much more stable.
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I picked up an Imperial utensil set today with boyscout emblems on all implements,I didn't have one when I was in scouts.
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Wow Gino, that's a beauty! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Perry -- Have you been a busy, busy boy this summer?
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Yes sir Jerry! But hopefully now I will have some much deserved time for knives again.
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going thru a box today and forgot i had these, they glow in the dark on their own but i had to put them by black light bug zapper to enhance glow for pictures. sorry for blur, couldn't find tripod
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dug these out too ! an inny and an outty spiny oyster :)
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singin46 wrote:Yes sir Jerry! But hopefully now I will have some much deserved time for knives again.
Hey Bud. What ever keeps beans and taters on the table. Good to see you getting a chance to post again.
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