Great example of a bad tang stamp.

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hd02goob
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Great example of a bad tang stamp.

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Stumbled accross this in a lot box.
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Elvis
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Re: Great example of a bad tang stamp.

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I'd like to know what they were smoking when they thought that one would pass for authentic. ::facepalm::
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Re: Great example of a bad tang stamp.

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Looks like my 3 yr old grandson could have made that stamp! ::hmm::

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Re: Great example of a bad tang stamp.

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Elvis wrote:I'd like to know what they were smoking when they thought that one would pass for authentic. ::facepalm::
i bet it came in a can, not a bag.

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Re: Great example of a bad tang stamp.

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Can or bag. I think they need to share it.
Especially if they think the knife is legit.
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