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Nice one johnnie. Love these knives ::tu:: :mrgreen:

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justold52 wrote:Sunburst; ("because of our remote location") :P :P


swamp buggies were the way to get across the thousands of square miles of swampland that makes up so much of Florida.
You laugh but I have spent considerable time on buggy's..Those in the picture are actually racing buggy's at the Naples water park, they use nitrix oxcide (spelling ? ) and haul butt... :)

As a kid we used to hunt the everglades and had a hunting camp out there and it was a requirement to have a buggy to get around. We used aviation tires on our buggy..The government closed down all the hunt camps in the everglades so I have not been there for some time.

Thanks for bringing back some memories.. :D

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heres a recent purchase, a 1940-64 green bone jack 62087.
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Oooh, thats purty Steve

singin46 ::tu:: :mrgreen:
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ok, another s&m. this one is a 4 blade congress 044431 green bone.
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Some beauties here...

johnnie,
It looks like you've been filling up your basement with those nice Schatt & Morgan knives... ::nod:: :mrgreen:

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Man johnnie, thats a gorgeous knife and great pic, ::tu::

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thanks guys, those s&m knives are hard to beat.
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Here are a couple Schatt and Morgans in that Bradford Green bone, and a green bone Moore Maker 4 1/2" stockman from 1998
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hey longbeach, i like those moore makers. i like that railsplitter too. here's mine. what a hand full. you have great taste in knives. ::tu::
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Man you guys are blowing me away with "Green" envy.. ::drool:: ::drool:: Fantastic looking keepsakes you guys got there, I can see now that I will never have all the slipjoint beauty's that catch my eye... ::tounge::

Thank you Johnnie, Steve and Longbeach, keep em coming..

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Schatts, you guys gottem very nice. ::tu::

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Thanks you guys. The S&M Bradford Green Bone is some of the nicest handle material I've seen, IMO.
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