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This one is marked WATTS SHEFFIELD ENGLAND.Same style as the Needham I posted earlier.
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Post a picture of it over in the military pocket knife thread in Knife Lore ::nod:: ::tu::
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Miller Bro's,I couldn't find the thread.Have a link?
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Found it,thanks.
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Watch out, you'll have a collection of those things soon.
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trail wrote:Watch out, you'll have a collection of those things soon.
As it was explained to me back when I finally posted an intro, acquisition of two or more knives of the same pattern without advance declaration of intent to not collect constitutes collecting. . . .

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Jim, you're absolutely right. I'd say it's already too late to turn back. And old military knives are a long road to follow - I mean, some of these guys have TL-29s by the hundreds.
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trail wrote: And old military knives are a long road to follow - I mean, some of these guys have TL-29s by the hundreds.
::paranoid:: :lol:
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Hey wait a minute. . . . oh yeah. 'Spose that was what Johnnie meant by his warning?

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trail wrote: - I mean, some of these guys have TL-29s by the hundreds.
It's true.......I have one and I am in trepidation of owning two; hopeing I will fall into kitchen can opener collecting or something. Ugh, what next, hominy and canned asperagus........................
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a WATTS I've had for a while. My last name.
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