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Picked Up Another Queen, Today!

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8) This Little Beauty came in todays Mail, from Cumberland Knife Works.

Man I LOVE these Queen MT MAN Patterns! This one is Root Beer Bone

with a 1095 Carbon Blade. Anything with the word BEER in it has to be

Goodness. ::tu:: I am Posting the store picture because I could never

get a shot as good as this one. :wink:
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cool mitch, that's a handsome knife. ::tu::
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Post by sunburst »

Hey Mitch,

That truly is a beauty you got there, the mountain man pattern has that "killer' look ::tu:: . Being 1095 makes this knife so much more valuable in my opinion..

Great knife,

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You know Mitch.....

For a former ( :mrgreen: ) Emerson guy, you are making some seriously nice headway. ::nod:: ::tu::















:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Sweet!! That is an awesome pattern!! ::tu::
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Solid looking knife. I've bought quite a few knives from Bill Horn, and he really sells quality knives.
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Post by MITCH RAPP »

[quote="El Lobo"]You know Mitch.....

For a former ( :mrgreen: ) Emerson guy, you are making some seriously nice headway. ::nod:: ::tu::


8) Hey! Bill; I'am not just an Emerson Guy, I am just a Knife

Guy. :mrgreen: Rather than a Collector, I am more of an Accumulator

with no real direction. I buy whatever catches my fancy at the moment.

I really do envy some of you guys who have chosen a particular brand or

pattern of knife to focus your efforts on. ::tu::
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Post by Gunsmoke47 »

Hey Mitch, Great knife! ::tu:: Here's a little secret about focusing on one brand or pattern. It only works for a short while! When I started out, I bought anything and everything. I had more brands, more patterns, and more scales than you could count! Sold them all for 70's Case stag. Since I joined here and started seeing and talking knives again, I have bought USA Schrades, Gec's, Customized knives, Redbone 60's Case's, and the list continues. I blame you all. :cry: My addiction for all beautiful knives has returned and I am helpless to stop the madness. ::tear:: Kelley
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But Kelley,

You were just soooo easy. :wink:














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Post by Gunsmoke47 »

Ever so true Sir wolf. I am easy ::nod:: .........But I AIN'T Cheap! ::ds::
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Nice one Mitch.
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Post by MITCH RAPP »

8) THANKS! Guys for all your kind words. Here is another MT MAN, I

have my eye on! ::nod::
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Mitch you just send me that knife and I'll take some pictures for you. It might be a while before you get it back.
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8) Jim; :shock: :lol:
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Post by cstricklen »

You need the red one, too, Mitch. The Root Beer Bone needs a companion. ::nod:: Those Queens shor are purty. I just bought a Muskrat (of course) in Aged Honey Amber Bone. Can't wait to get it.
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Post by Bear Claw Chris Lappe »

You've got the Rootbeer, now get the Crimson and Stag ones, trust me you'll love them!

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8) OK! Bear you talked me into it. ::nod::
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Post by Bear Claw Chris Lappe »

MITCH RAPP wrote:8) OK! Bear you talked me into it. ::nod::
Careful, they can be addictive, but I swear I can quit anytime!

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8) W O W ! VERY NICE INDEED ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::

But where is your BIRDSEYE MAPLE MT MAN? :mrgreen:
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Post by Bear Claw Chris Lappe »

MITCH RAPP wrote:8) W O W ! VERY NICE INDEED ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::

But where is your BIRDSEYE MAPLE MT MAN? :mrgreen:
On the list, just haven't seen one yet that didn't have to much blade wiggle!
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