Jeez....is this normal?

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Jeez....is this normal?

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I've been a real fan of the razor trappers and the Remington "Bullet" knives for a while, especially the Jumbo and Mini-Trappers.... now I find myself suddenly drawn to Hawkbills and Electricians knives. What's with that? ::shrug:: There's something about the Hawkbill design that calls to me. Even the Electrician's knives....the single bladed ones with the long flat ended blade (older versions I assume) seem to have my number.

I'm thinking a collection of the old Hawkbills and the like would make one heck of a wall display if left basically in their original state....with only a mild "clean-up"....with all the patina of years gone by still intact. ::tu::

Man oh man....this knife collecting has got me by the gonads! ::mdm::
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Post by smiling-knife »

I know what you mean Dewman. The Hawkbill has a strange attraction. I have a few but want to add more. :) s-k
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::tounge:: ::nod:: Oh,oh...You have got it bad my friend..The scary part is that in 6 months the thought will cross your mind on how nice those whittlers, congress, barlows, trappers etc. are... :roll: I still find myself falling in love with all the cutlery beauty's...

Good luck,

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Post by redferd »

I am concidering a Barlow and Hawkbill along with an electricain's knife also. Strange attraction...especially for the Hawkbill...I don't have a clue as to what I would use the Hawkbill for? ::shrug::
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Post by muskrat man »

well Dewey, if you ever find yourself in need to dispose of some of those hawks you know where to find me :D . They are a great knife and I hope to make a large wall display of nothing but hawks someday. I want to wait until I get at least 50 though, I've got 22 or so now.
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Dewman,
Go find a post here called "you might be a knife addict if",,,,it will help you to know you are not alone my friend. Go find the post, its hilarious !!
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Post by Bryan »

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I forgot about that thread. I had to go find it to re-read myself.

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... php?t=1297

::tu:: :lol: :lol: ::mdm::

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