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A number of months ago I posted a thread that I was "taking the plunge" and was going to start writing about my passion for pocket knives. Well, I am very proud to report that my first article is on the cover of Knife World Mag for Jan 06. I wanted to first thank you people for your encouragement and support to do this. I am writing several others and I am even considering the possiblity of an informational book sometime in the near future. Let me know what you think of it. I am sure you will all be honest with your comments. I own all the knives shown but one of the Baldwin Knives. What a wonderful New Years present, Imagine my surprise when I opened my mail and saw my article on the front page. "their is a knife God afterall" Thanks friends, this has made my day. :D
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Congratulations! ::tu::

I'll be waiting for the Pony Express to deliver my copy here in Arizona.

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::tu:: ::tu:: I'll be waiting by the mail box.
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Congrats PA!

That is very cool. I can hardly wait to get my copy. ::tu:: ::tu::

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PA
BEST WISHES, HOPING YOU DONT GET TO BUSY WITH YOUR ENDEAVOR TO GIVE US SOME INSIGHT EVERY NOW AND THEN,
ALL THE LUCK, MAY YOUR PENCIL STAY STRAIGHT AND YOUR LEAD BE ENDLESS.
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PA,
that is great!!!!
I don't subscribe to that publication, I'll have to. Gonna sign up now.
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PA, Way to go...many congrats. It's great when good things happen to good people. Folks I think this is the BEST website i have ever found on the net. Keep on keepin on PA. Keith J.
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thank you everyone for your kind words. If you don't already subscribe, you can get a free copy by going to their web site and following the instructions. GREAT knife stuff for all cutlery interest, not just old pocket knives.

http://www.knifeworld.com


Let me know what you think of the pictures and the articles! :)
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Excellent article pa knives! ::tu::
The statement "You have a better chance of finding one in Tennesse than in Tidioute!" is so true. It seems that for all the cutlery history that Pennsylania has, other than Case and Queen, most of it is largely forgotten or ignored. Thanks for sharing some history with us.
There was one bad effect of your article though. That was it made me want to jump in the truck and go out looking to find those long lost treasures of Pennsylvania cutlery. :lol:
I hope to read more articles from you.
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I just recieved my copy today and as I was reading the article thought of "PA Knives". This sounds like something he would write. I enjoyed the history lesson and pics of the knives. Like stepping back in time. Thanks for the article.
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I just recieved my copy today and as I was reading the article thought of "PA Knives". This sounds like something he would write. I enjoyed the history lesson and pics of the knives. Like stepping back in time. Thanks for the article.
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HI PA
GREAT ARTICLE, COULDN'T WAIT GOT IT JUST TODAY. FIRST TIME EVER I HAVE RECEIVED IT AFTER THE 1ST OF MONTH. MUST BE THE EXTRA DEMAND.
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
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This is killing me... :x

I just checked the mail. My Knife World has not arrived yet. How do you guys get the special treatment? :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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This is one of the reasons I like this place and another good reason to keep a long thumb nail!

Got a chance to read it this morning. Believe it or not I think it came New Year's Eve!

I was glad to see you included a nice history lesson and included some nice pics. I really like that Bone Sleeveboard I would have liked to see the Glitter one in color and they all were very clear.
I also learned that some of A.C. Penn's knives were made there, something I never knew.

Nice work, you have a right to be proud. Keep up the good work, I for one hope/want to learn more.
I will be sure to keep my eyes open here in Tennessee.

BTW, Any way I can get my copy signed? I promise to keep it safe for at least my lifetime. :D
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whahooo!!!!!
AWESOME DUDE!
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Don't feel bad Bryan, I think my street is the last stop for water for the Pony Express out here...sheeeeesh!!

Hey pa knives...need a literary agent?

:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Hey,

I received my copy saturday. I loved the article PA. Pictures were great also. That fluted pearl looks especially sweet. I am glad you are persuing this writing stuff because I really like your writing style and am looking forward to reading more. ::tu::

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congratulations PA! keep up the good work! :)




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Thank you all so very much. Please take a moment to write to knife world and express your pleasure with their fine magazine. They and I will appreciate it http://www.knifeworld.com Bryan, if you like, I will send you the article to include in your site for future users. I have submitted my next article to KW for thier consideration. I will keep you posted. You people are the greatest. ::tu:: ::tu::
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pa knives wrote:Bryan, if you like, I will send you the article to include in your site for future users.
Are you kidding me? Please do send it on. :D :D I'll put it up the second I get it. ::tu::

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PA, what about me?.. :lol: just kidding..

of course! we'll have the time just for Knife World.. I know there are lots of us here who will be supporting you guys! ::tu::



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Well I finally got my copy of Knife World...man, those ponies were tired by the time they got to Arizona. :roll: Whatever.

What an interesting and enjoyable read! ::tu:: ::tu::

Great job David!

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For those who have not had the opportunity to read pa knives' fine article, it's now online at the following link...

click here


thanks for allowing me to post it online pa! ::tu:: ::tu::

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I am excited about pa and his accomplishments and want to congratulate him on his recognition as a published author. I don't know of a nicer personality than pa on these very topics. This site does have several personalities just like pa and that makes for a very fantastic group to be around. This is a nice feather in pa's cap and Bryan you and this site as well. It all works so perfect together. Wonderful stuff guys. Keep up the great work. Its nice being around you all, and being a part of it. Fantabulous!!!
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Thank you all for your support. I have been informed by Knife World Magazine that they will be using my next article entitled "Mint Verses Everything Else" in a future edition. Our host Bryan is been wonderful to work with and I encourage each and every one of you to let your knife friends and new acquaintances know about this site. It has grown so much in a short time but has a lot more to go. Tell them all, buy a hat and watch the people approach you. I did and it was amazing the amount of people who ask me about it. Lastly, the greatest thing you can do for someone like me is to write an email to the editior and comment on an article. It really helps. Remember if you have something related to Pennsylvania Cutlery I would love to hear about it. But also remember that there are many knowledgable people on this site and just waiting to share thier thoughts on many topics. Keep up the good work, all of you. Don't think that your thoughts don't count. I don't care how long you have been in this hobby, You can learn from someone else and they can learn from you.
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