AAPK "original box" exchange program.

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AAPK "original box" exchange program.

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In another thread we discussed finding replacement boxes.

Many times my clients do not want their knife boxes, I keep them. Below is what I could grab--that would fit in the picture. I know I have +6 more Emerson boxes.

They are all in pristine condition, but perhaps dusty. All of accompanying paperwork is still inside (plus the envelopes and plastic covers the knives arrived in).

No cost to AAPK members. Contact me, perhaps a few nickels for shipping. Please, please, please oh please, would some collector take them all!

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That's mighty nice of there, Tourist.
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Tourist,

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I would like to take some off your hands if you have any Boker TreeBrand boxes. ::groove::
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Yikes, someone wants them all!

It's pending on telephone confirmation. Thanks guys.
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Tourist,

Thank you so much my friend. These boxes are excellent and will help me out with some of my archiving. ::ds::

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No prob. I'm glad I could help.

Thanks for helping me clean out my inventory shelves! You have no idea how happy you made my wife!

BTW, I started a humorous thread on you finding a M.U.K. knife in the boxes. I love to lampoon people and events. But remember, I always include a bit of truth... ::ds::

(You own that knife now--and I'm glad it's not me!)
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Dang it, all i wanted was the Buck knife boxes...lol ::shrug::
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Jimbo wrote:Dang it, all i wanted was the Buck knife boxes...lol ::shrug::
Don't worry, my friend. I'll sure more will turn up. The Buck models are the most popular knives I sell in my locality.

I've tried ernestly to retire, but the knives and clients keep showing up. In fact, there is no doubt in my mind that the pile of boxes will once again re-appear, and once again my wife will chew me out...

I already have a Buck 110 ready for delivery, so the saga begins once again.
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Tourist,

To me a cool looking knife, To find it in with the Free boxes makes me feel like a little boy ::ds:: It will certainly come in handy around the camp fires....

Thanks so much ::nod::


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Please tell me I remembered to sharpen it... :cry:
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