KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Sharing hope not braging, this is my collection thus far, ALWAYS willing to trade on some, ALWAYS willing to learn LOL. Dont show my Doris Yazzie buck, and a few bokers my moms dad left me.
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Pat -- That's what AAPK is for... Braggin' ::nod::

That's a very nice pile you have going there. ::tu::
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krayzzpat...nice bunch in deed. ::tu::
Heres a Schrade I found yesterday that I had forgotten about. ::facepalm::
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Knice JR!! ::tu:: Gotta love stumbling upon something like that ::nod::
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Nice 152 Mr Rotten ::tu::
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Thanks fellas. ::tu::
Yeah....but I sure wore myself out trying my best to bring Her back to life. :o ...last time I saw it was 3 years ago. ::facepalm::
I still need to repair the sheath. :(
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Nice collection krazzypat ::tu::

That schrade looks like it's ready to do some skinnin' JR ::woot::
I dig half stops!!



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Heres a Schrade I found yesterday that I had forgotten about. ::facepalm::
Rediscovering a knife is almost as cool as its first arrival, with the benefit of not paying postage. ::tu::
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I agree That is a nice Schrade like that one!
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Thanks Guys. ::tu::
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Kutmaster Bird & Trout Knife Hollow Super Edge for $.50 at an Estate Sale !
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Wow...good find,Scott. ::tu:: ....sweet price. ::nod::
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Thanks Johnnie!

Just wish I had a sheath for it.
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At work I'm on W.C. lite-duty so they have me rigging for switchgear lifts so today I was at my local pawn shop and low and behold there was a Buck 315 ten bucks out the door ::ds::
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Great find.....love the price. ::tu::
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Nice finds guarddogg and scott ::tu::
I dig half stops!!



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Looks like you guys got great deals!!
Decided to grab this one off the bay, base model 72.

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That’s a clean 72,Trevor...good score. ::tu::
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dogg -- You stole that Buck Riggers knife. The 315s seldom go for less than $30 in working condition and usually go in the $40-$70 range with some going as high as $90. It all depends on the year and condition of course.




Trevor -- Welcome to the fold. You're stuck now Bub. They're like potato chips, you can't have just one. Even though that tang stamp is normally accepted as being from '60-'76, yours appears to be from the '50s or very early '60s. That black composite was discontinued in favor of Delrin sometime in the early to mid '60s.
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Appreciate that info Jerry........I had one of these in the past and had sent it for re-handle and never got it back.
Always been wanting another and this one seemed OK.

Thanks JR......it is pretty clean, lil spider web on the pull side of the main, not real bad.

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Thanks cutty! ::tu::


Knice finds Bob and Trevor! ::tu::
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Thanks cutty! ::tu::


Knice finds Bob and Trevor! ::tu::
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Thanx guys ::handshake:: Jerry I did not realize they were worth that much I know this is the first one I've seen ::shrug:: I've got her soaking in WD-40 getting her ready to report to work on Monday ::nod::
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Here are 3 of 6 I managed to pick up this Friday past at a local estate sale. From top to bottom; Kutmaster serpentine jack, still with factory edge, Stewart's Hand Made, 8 inch skinner, and the bottom is a Case XX barehead jack, mdl# 32024 1/2. The other 3 are a Lipic (safety award from Int. Paper) a Colonial Pen, and a Hammer Brand Texas toothpick 2 blade jack ( 2 1/2 inches ). Good knife sale, good sale all around ( you should see the score I made on a couple of spinning reels on half price day!! ) ::tu:: Bull
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Just won the first 2 on eBay but don't have the knives yet just the pics.The third one is from Dead would knives.The fourth one is from eBay "Kepadad"a great eBayer and I do have it.
1st Bullet mint in box.Looks mint in the pic.
2nd WINCHESTER PEN KNIFE"Made by Queen 1988"Mint in box.
3rd I saw this one online and thought I would buy one because I just liked the looks of it.Again I don't have it yet.
4th Bulldog 2004 Buffalo Horn Congress.25th Anniversary.
5th some of you have saw this one.I got it last week and it was talked about on another thread.But hear it is again Camillus 72B bone handles.
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