Advice on finding a canoe Keystone series?

[swills1]

My favorite pocket knife is my keystone Schatt peanut. It isn't a reverse peanut. It's a "gentlemen's" peanute and the curves are opposite than the reversed. The stag is more creamy and the burns are more tight. It's a sharp knife, holds it edge, and the liners are top tier. Even have little patterns in the brass.
I've wanted a Keystone series canoe for a while as a secondary knife, but boy are they hard to find. Any advice on findng one and places to look?

[rea1eye]

Swills1 I don't know where you live but there is a Lexington, KY knife
show coming up next month. Some dealers have some unique knives
or they may know who has one.

Bob