s&m chris wolf

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jonet143
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s&m chris wolf

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just got this one and wanted to share. this is a knife made in the old way ::tu:: 4 1/4" closed. all steel. half stop. snaps like one of sunbursts gators. for those that don't know the name, chris wolf worked at the original shatt & morgan. pa probably knows more of the story than me, maybe he will enlighten me. with no nail nick and no easy open feature, and a spring that would hold a truck up, it's hard to open though. but i'll manage. :lol:
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Congrats Johnnie. I had been watching that one & noticed you won. Cool old knife.

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Wow, a true antique there Johnnie, heck of a find. ::tu::
Thanks for showni it.

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Congrats, johnnie!!

That knife has character!!! I love the old knives that look like they have done things.
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Now that's a keeper, very nice Johnnie..Congrats on a great knife with great history..
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Check out this old post to learn more. That is ONE FINE KNIFE, I look forward to seeing more of these old girls. I know I like mine a lot. I am still looking for a Jess Crouch though

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... hris+wolfe


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Happy Anniversary, PA!! ::groove::
Great old soldier there johnnie! ::nod::

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