Some of my EDC knives ! ! !

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Some of my EDC knives ! ! !

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8) Snapped a picture of some of my EDC knives, can't decide which one to use for work tomorrow? ::shrug::
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I can understand your dilemma..Nice bunch of knives! ::tu::



PS, I can recognize most of your knives but what is the green handled stiletto knife?
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8) Thanks Johnnie; It's a AB COLTELLERIE 11inch Italian stiletto with a green frost wood handle. Of course you know they are illegal as hell, but fun to carry inside your boot. :roll:
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I had one just like your AB COLTELLERIE but with black handle.
My son lost it. Sure he says that.
How can I get one to replace it?

MITCH RAPP because the BEARS won to help you pick a knife to take with you tomarrow. I would pick the big Cold Steel. Just to protect you from any BEARS you might run in to.
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8) Ken, A friend of mine knows I'm a knifer, so he brought me home this stiletto from Europe. I think however if you check bladeplay.com, they used to sell Italian stilettos at pretty fair prices. ::nod::
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I like those green handles,I had a 9inch black handled FB.I really like the old stiletto style knives.A knife with a history!!

Heres a site that I have used in the past..http://www.knifeknives.com/STU-711.html
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There are SOOOO many italian auto's online that you could not shake a stick at them all.there is a site [ nic nac.com ] that has a pricey lot,and then there is sharperdeals.com that is easier to buy from.Enjoy !!!!!
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NIIIICE!!


i like that BIG cold steel,,8th from the left. ::tu::
I had the voyager, i think, partial serration. Nice and thin but when you open it up,,,WHAMO!! 11" of knife at your finger tips.
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::shrug:: It is hard to decide on the EDC's ~ I have decided in the picture not to carry the switchblade or the one disguised a a tube of lipstick. Maybe the boy scout knife would be good for today. No, it's going to be the Case 11031.
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You got some good looking EDC's there. ::tu:: Who's the maker of the yellow sparkle toothpick?
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johnnierotten wrote:You got some good looking EDC's there. ::tu:: Who's the maker of the yellow sparkle toothpick?
The toothpick is one of the Jim Parker knives from several years ago when he was importing them from Japan.
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Well today I have in the pocket ::nod:: And on the side its just a little knife :lol:
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