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Father & Son knives

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I decided this morning to find knives, to buy, and carry, to honor my two Sons. One for the loving, indispensable one, still living, and one for a Son that we lost nearly 45 years ago. Well, it seems that no matter how I state my, wanted type of knife, that being a single knife, dedicated, to honor a Son, can I find them listed, that way. There are a few two knife sets listed, but, I've only found one single knife listed. My memory, and computing skills, left me at about the same time, so, I'm going at it all wrong I suppose. Can Anyone Help? Thanks.

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I don't know of any two knife sets that are pocket knives but there are a couple fixed blades that might fill the bill.
One is a Case Twin Finn and the other is a Gerber(don't remember the name of it but it has a Pixie and a slighter larger knife).Here are pics of them. The Case would probably be easier to find as I believe the Gerber was discontinued some years ago.
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Contact SARCO Knives in Florence, AL. They will put whatever you desire on a knife, as long as it's not vulgar or racist.

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Not sure if this is what you want, but these are in stock at Shepherd Hills Cutlery. OH

http://www.casexx.com/Details/?ProductC ... 8&Patid=60
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Hi, All:
Quite a while ago, on this thread, I mentioned that I was going to look for a carry knife, to remember, and honor my two sons, I think that I have stumbled onto the perfect one. It not only brings back memories of things done with my two sons, but something that three generations of us did together, my sons, my father, and I. We went coon hunting together. Two of us are deceased now, my father, and my youngest son. This Case knife, a Trapper style, "Coon Hunter", really brings back memories, and "fills the bill", for a knife that I wanted.

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Glad you found something to honor two people who meant a lot to you. I feel your pain and know what it feels like and i'll leave it at that.
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Sir, that is a great memory knife. I’m sorry for the loss in your life. What a great way to remember the loss, and honor the lives.
Thanks for the effort and time it took to post this up.
Congratulations on finding what you were searching for.
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Wow that is perfect. A lot of thought when into your decision and so very personal. Thanks for sharing the thought with the rest of us. It might get us thinking about such a project. Treasure your knife and memories.
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Sut, fantastic that you found what you wanted. My best to you. OH
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Very nice! Glad you found that one. ::tu::
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That's a nice knife Sut.
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