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I just got back from a lady's house . . . who had a little collection. I bought a couple knives from her . . . now they're mine! Buy in bulk, I always say. I'm pretty excited right now, poring over these little beauties . . .

I thought I'd share them with you.

My personal favorites are the Damascus Buck (top right - my dad used to give me Buck knives when I was a kid, so I have a place for them in my heart) and the stag Congress (top row, about middle).
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Looking good!! ::tu::
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Fantastic Collection Stupidhead, looking very impressive...Thanks for sharing..I love the marlinspikes... :mrgreen:

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Thanks Sunburst & Mr. Rotten

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Thanks guys . . . yeah, it's not often you get to add 41 knives to your collection in one fell swoop! And I agree . . . those Marlin Spikes are nice and minty . . . two of them are 1970's too . . . a nice year!
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That is a great looking score stupidhead ::tu:: s-k
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gotta say that I like the "fish bonker" knife....that's the technical term. :lol:

I'm beginning to think I need to start a real collection myself.

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Diligence wrote:gotta say that I like the "fish bonker" knife....that's the technical term. :lol:

I'm beginning to think I need to start a real collection myself.

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Isn't the "Bonker" a Puma?
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Yes, it's a Puma . . . is it really a fishing knife?
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Fish knife? does it look like this with out the hook sharpener?

Just wanted to show what a fish knife looked like to the NEW members.
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Thanks for the pics of the fish knives. I especially like the 2nd one.

The puma in question, however, is a big, long, silver folder with a big metal ball on the end (it's near the upper left - next to the bulldog - in the original picture).
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Didn't the knife double as a scale for weighing your catch and the bonker was a counterweight?
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I notice you got a Case Sidewinder in there. Those are hard to come by, and when they do they're expensive. Nice score.

Now please don't tell us you you paid $250 for the lot... :shock:
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significantly more

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How'd you guess?

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Great Scott!! :shock: You got most of them for nada!!
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OK . . . OK . . . I was just kidding. I only WISH I had gotten the lot for $250! I paid significantly more! I just couldn't resist.

::shrug::
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Cinco0219 wrote:Didn't the knife double as a scale for weighing your catch and the bonker was a counterweight?
Cinco,
I think you are right, if it is the Puma I think it is. IIRC, it has a very sharp blade on it too! :mrgreen:

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Here's a closeup for y'all
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THAT is a fish knife! ::tu:: :mrgreen:
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that is a "stunning" fish knife for sure. i wonder how accuratly it weighs
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I have to disagree. It can't be a scale unless there are some other small weights to use for counter weights - and accurate measurement ----or am I completely wrong?

I still think it's a fish bonker...grin - and I agree it's an awesomely unique knife.

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stupidhead ???
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There are notches in the top of the blade with graduated weight marks, that take the place of a sliding weight. It's a bonker, AND a scale.
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Well looking at what you got, I'd say there's at least $5000 worth of knives there so I'm sure you still did very well.
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Oh - THOSE notches....right above the etched text that says, "weight in lbs"....my wife is apparently right, I AM AN idiot.

Leave it to a fellow Canuck to point it out to me too.

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a fellow Canuck ???? 8) This means I to can use this word here.

Canuck,Canuck, Who's there?? :lol: :lol:

I do like your BLACK LABLE. ::drool:: ::nod::
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