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Well here it is, Dan Burke Queen Black Lip Pearl English Gentleman.
Has BG42 blades, high content of carbon in there, satin finished. Has a milled center liner and a drawn spring. {meaning it fills the space from the small blade to the butt of the knife} The milled liner looks kind of like a
bead pattern. ::ds::

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class,,,,pure class.
Can you see yourself cleaning your finger nails with that high carbon blade after a "spot o' tea"?? LOL
Very nice knife. ::tu::
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:lol: :lol: Man, I ain't cleanin nothin with this knife John. Bobs Your Uncle. :lol: Thanks John ::tu::

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Well I believe hogkiller says it best about "Pure Class"... ::tu:: ::nod:: That is one exceptional collector Singin, very nice..I didn't realize that this model was fileworked as well, talk about classy...

Super knife.. :)

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Thanks Sunburst, this is a small knife at 3" but it has alot of interesting things about it. Mainly the indentions on the blades and the filework.
Knives used to be made this way about 100 yrs. ago.

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AWESOME,absolutely awesome!! ::tu::
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Thanks Johnnie, Hey did you get that other GEC?

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Hey Perry,No I didn't get it..I guess someone wanted it more than I did!! ::dang:: The one with the upside down shield went for $82,I actually thought it would go for a bit more..
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Sorry to here Johnnie, yeah I figured the same on the upsidedowner.
I'll bet you get more chances man. ::tu::

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Great knife, singin... ::tu::

Sorry johnnie, but I really wanted that upside down GEC. Didn't know I was biddin' against you. :oops:
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Thanks to mpeg and Gary. ::tu::

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