All Metal Handle Knives

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That's just the advertisers. I'll eventually take pictures of the plain all metal ones. The all metal knives may not bring as much money but I like them because they are low maintenance, worry free, and cheap. I also really love advertising and since they put the advertising on the cheapest knives most are all metal before the introduction of Celluloid and plastic.
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Holy sheep is right! I would love to see your whole collection, tools and knives!
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So would I. It's all boxed up due to a complete lack of space and of course if the wife saw it all she would give me more grief than she already has. ::sneaky::
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I have an idea ::idea::
Get a container ship to bring it over here, to my address, and I will keep it for you. When you come back with your wife, tell her, "this guy in PA is giving me a truckload of stuff"
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That's a really good idea, Bret. ::nod:: ::tu::

Robert - That really puts the punctuation marks on your signature, "I measure my collection by the ton."
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IH, those are fabulous!

But, I just gotta say it: Those two "Dirty Dick's" are destined to be classics.

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Here's my stash ::super_happy::
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A couple more ::nod::
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Lord Have Mercy!!!.......where do you keep all this stuff?....Do you live in a Castle? :shock: ...Enquiring minds want to know... :lol: :lol:
You must have the largest Collection of knives & other interesting stuff than anyone I know!! ::nod:: ::tu::
I would be satisfied with just the Bartenders knives....Wow!!...Robert, you have some very COOL items!! 8) ::handshake::
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Rocky...those last 3 are my favorites. ::tu:: ...ever want to do some trading....feel free to pm me. ::nod::
Awesome knives,Bro!! 8)
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Very nice, Rocky! ::tu::
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I don't have very many knives really. I've heard a tale of an Englishman with 10,000 knives around here somewhere. I know somebody beats me to death with their wallet on a regular basis at the auctions houses where I leave bids. I bet he doesn't like me because usually I don't lose by more than one bid so there isn't anyone else there running them up. ::teary_eyes::
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I'm really pleased with this Kershaw Silver Spur II (aluminum handles). Locks up perfectly, great action when unlocking and super snap on the blade. I was very concerned before I received it when I found it's only 3" closed but all that went away once I got it in hand. Great little knife. Thanks for the super deal Scott. I'm lovin' my Kershaws.
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Got me another Camillus Utility....Thank ya,Tim. ::tu::
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Here's a few;some I may have posted before.
3 Camillus knives.
A Blaw-Knox champagne pattern.
A Bonsa with a folding church key.
A Buck 186 Titanium knife that takes down with the attached tool.
A Buck 510 with fancy scrolled aluminum scales.
A Cousin Willie's Japanese knockoff of a Schrade fish knife.
An English sailor's knife.
A handmade folding fish knife that may have been a fixed blade.
A Harrison Brothers& Howson folder.
An MD Inox champagne pattern.
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A few more:
An ad for the Marietta Torpedo Co.Torpedoes were used to cap oil rigs(I think).
A literal Monkey Wrench.
Another champagne pattern marked simply"NOXI" INOX spelled backwards.
A set of 4 plier knives made in France by different makers.
A Richartz folder similar to the Hoffmann K55 but smaller.
A small Smith&Wesson folder.
Two Schrade sailor's knives;one marked,"Bosun's Mate"
A sailor's knife marked,"Whittingslowe Adelaide" from Australia.
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OMG!!. :o ...very nice ,K7K. ::tu::
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::woot:: ::woot:: Nice ones everybody!!
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Here's two more. The opener/corkscrew one has nice stampings on both sides.

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::woot:: Here's a few all metal knives in my pile. The first knife is a sterling multi blade that was a wedding gift to the Best man at a wealthy Columbian wedding. That's my story and I'm sticking to it 8)
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I thought I'd post these since they are all metal anyway ::shrug::
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I went to the same Colombian wedding ::nod:: :lol:
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Miller Bro`s wrote:I went to the same Colombian wedding ::nod:: :lol:
They told me I was there but I will neither confirm or deny it :oops:
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