KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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jerryd6818 wrote:Phillip -- You call that S&M a "pipe knife" and it's hard to tell from that picture but it looks more like a Doctor's Knife to me. Can you get some better pictures?
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This may be a bit better Jerry.
I do think your right,after looking at some old Doctors knives,that is what it probably is.
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I picked this Colonial up today
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Knice one gino......love the steel on those old Colonial Hunters!
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I like that Colonial FB, Gino. Not a very common one, IMO.


I haven't been able to hit the flea markets for awhile, but on a whim I stopped at an antique shop I like. Picked this baby up...


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Someone did a poor job sharpening it, but it's pretty full. Don't know much about this brand, but I liked it, and the price was right.
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You found that Henckels at a antique shop ?????????? :shock:


Beautiful ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool::
I have been looking for a good one for years ::facepalm::




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Great find Glenn! Love that blade shape...looks like it could do some good work in the kitchen! ::nod::
Something tells me you won't be slicing any cucumbers with it any time soon though.... :lol:
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Thanks, I was totally excited to see it, but expected it to be way overpriced. Good score at $22. I love the locking mechanism.

Probably not going to be a kitchen knife, LOL
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Now i really hate you Glenn...$22...Seriously?????



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Settle down Tim. We'll just sneak into his house some night when he's not looking and put the arm on that bad boy. Just don't post it here after you get it home. ::paranoid::
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Get in the truck Jerry ::nod:: We are going for a ride!




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basser5 wrote:Now i really hate you Glenn...$22...Seriously?????



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Well, actually, it was $25, but I got $3 off with the "dealer discount" ::shrug::
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These 3 don't quite fit "Knife finds of the day" or "Mail Call", we need a "Birthday Knives" section. Received the new Case and the reprofiled Uncle Henry from my best friend and my son came up with the Camillus #19 Muskrat with the broken blades. Can't beat a pocket knife for a birthday present, no matter the condition ::tu:: !
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I haven't been able to hit the flea markets for awhile, but on a whim I stopped at an antique shop I like. Picked this baby up...
Glennbad: Ditto what everyone else said. Plus, that is some knarly stag. Great find. ::tu::
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::tu:: nice trio Treefarmer Happy birthday ::nod::
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Thanks garddogg56 :D !
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You're a lucky duck Phil and a happy birthday from me too.
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Happy Birthday Phil! ::tu:: ::tu:: Nice knives you were gifted. I carry two of the three you have (bottom two) in my EDC rotation. The Case takes 1st position with me as "my favorite", although I've carried the 834UH for the past three days. OH
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Some garage sale finds............

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:shock: Way to go, Tim!! ::tu::

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::tu:: gutta love them garage sales whatch pay for the Queen and the 500??
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Man Tim, that early Buck 500 is enough to make me want to stop at a yard sale some day! That Buck is SWEET! OH
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garddogg56 wrote:::tu:: gutta love them garage sales whatch pay for the Queen and the 500??
Thanks fellas ::handshake::

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basser5 wrote:Some garage sale finds............

Tim
That long line 72 looks like it's in pretty good condition. How's the snap on the blades? You gonna keep it?
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jerryd6818 wrote:
basser5 wrote:Some garage sale finds............

Tim
That long line 72 looks like it's in pretty good condition. How's the snap on the blades? You gonna keep it?

PM an addy and she will head North ::nod::


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Great finds Tim! ::drool::
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