Wanted Press Button Blade for (5" closed) "Invincible"
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dragon25
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Wanted Press Button Blade for (5" closed) "Invincible"
Hello..I'm looking for a Press Button Knife Co. (5" closed) "Invincible" with a 95% or better blade that is not short .It cannot have the Pat # on the back tang ..Let me know if you have or know anyone that could help me out on a blade or full knife . No need to worry about condition of scales,springs or frame......I may also be interested in any other Press Button,Flylock or Schrade/ Cut parts or parts knives or complete knives...Thanks Wayne .
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Bonfire bob
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Re: Wanted Press Button Blade for (5" closed) "Invincible"
Greetings Wayne...
Bobby Paolantonio here; Colonial Knife Co., also R.A.P. Cutler and Heritage Cutlers...
I have a box of push-button parts that might interest you. The box consists of liners, skeletons with blades, no covers, a bunch of matching handles, and a big bunch of buttons, springs, levers, locks, and seperate blades; anything you can imagine to repair very old Colonial and other switch blades. I have sent photo's to Scott Rauber from pocketknivesblog.com, and he has not yet posted them on his e-bay line. If you are interested, mail me back at [email protected]. I will then send you photo's of all the parts I have. You can also follow me on my blog, myfamilybusinessbook.com. There you will see many posts about the book I am selling called "My Family Business" Colonial Knife Company. The book is a detailed account of Colonial from when my grandpa Fred and his two brothers started here in America going back to 1905 when Fred arrived here. I also take you for a tour of pocket knife manufacturing. The tour starts with cold rolled strip steel in the press or blanking room to the very end of a finished product, through a
200,000 square foot manufacturing facility that was Colonial! I hope we can do some business together and I look forward to hearing from you through my e-mail address.
Bobby Paolantonio...
Bobby Paolantonio here; Colonial Knife Co., also R.A.P. Cutler and Heritage Cutlers...
I have a box of push-button parts that might interest you. The box consists of liners, skeletons with blades, no covers, a bunch of matching handles, and a big bunch of buttons, springs, levers, locks, and seperate blades; anything you can imagine to repair very old Colonial and other switch blades. I have sent photo's to Scott Rauber from pocketknivesblog.com, and he has not yet posted them on his e-bay line. If you are interested, mail me back at [email protected]. I will then send you photo's of all the parts I have. You can also follow me on my blog, myfamilybusinessbook.com. There you will see many posts about the book I am selling called "My Family Business" Colonial Knife Company. The book is a detailed account of Colonial from when my grandpa Fred and his two brothers started here in America going back to 1905 when Fred arrived here. I also take you for a tour of pocket knife manufacturing. The tour starts with cold rolled strip steel in the press or blanking room to the very end of a finished product, through a
200,000 square foot manufacturing facility that was Colonial! I hope we can do some business together and I look forward to hearing from you through my e-mail address.
Bobby Paolantonio...
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dragon25
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Re: Wanted Press Button Blade for (5" closed) "Invincible"
Email sent..Thanks..Wayne