New Jersey Cutlery, by Phillip Pankiewicz

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New Jersey Cutlery, by Phillip Pankiewicz

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Has anyone read this book?
Does anyone know the author?
I saw it on Amazon and ebay. I think it is self-published.
http://www.amazon.com/New-Jersey-Cutler ... B004HGFYGS
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I've got that book, ranger. If you don't have it, treat yourself to some great information.
You wont regret it.
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Thanks Joe. Did you find much info on Boker's Maplewood facotry?
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ranger,
in a cursory scan the book mentions Maplewood. There are 10 pages devoted to Boker. I easily could have missed more information, but in a visual scan did not see that name. But there is a lot of other information.
Joe
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