- I think the problem was the buyer got the knife and started searching background on the internet and found this thread - my guess is subsequently that cobbled contraption went back to the seller 
...very strange exceedingly strange Camillus
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LongBlade
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Re: very strange exceedingly strange Camillus
Greg - - I think the problem was the buyer got the knife and started searching background on the internet and found this thread - my guess is subsequently that cobbled contraption went back to the seller ...
- I think the problem was the buyer got the knife and started searching background on the internet and found this thread - my guess is subsequently that cobbled contraption went back to the seller ...____________________________________________________________________________
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OLDE CUTLER
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Re: very strange exceedingly strange Camillus
And I think that you are 100% correct. It will be interesting to see if he sells it this time around and for how much.LongBlade wrote:Greg -
"Sometimes even the blind chicken finds corn"
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Gatorfleas
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Ole Fleas here....also I would like to add my 2 cents worth...I have never seen a English jack with that kind of giant spear blade in one to begin with....he could do some bluefin tuna harpooning with that bad boy.....that's all I got to say about that....FLEAS out
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Oh by the way...item was pulled at 208.00.....huumm,!!!