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Hey, Thanks Ivanskee68 for the Levine's books. Both are in excellent condition just as you said. I am very happy we made this deal. My library on cutlery continues to grow. later wt3l ::tu::
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Howdy Keith, I am very happy that you are pleased with your books.

It's been a real pleasure gabbin' on the phone with you and I wish you

good fortune in your knife collecting.

Thanks , Ivan
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Thanks again Ivan...good deal all the way around. Hey guys, anybody ever seen a rosewood handle Buck 3 Blade stockman?? Not me...hehehe. I've lived a sheltered life, I guess. I bought this one from a friend today at work. On the tang it says Buck 373 then there is a symbol I've never seen. It looks like the letter "T" laying on it's side... anybody know what this is ? Zoom-in on the pic and see... later wt3l.
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OK, OOPS!!! my bad, trying again. wt3l
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Houston, "I" have a problem... wt3l
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I'm having some trouble with your pictures wt3l...

But, the Buck 373 slipjoint is made in China, if you are interested in that fact. I believe the wooden scales were made to Buck's specifications for WalMart...and maybe a couple other large chain stores.

Bill

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Sorry I neglected the date marking... :oops: ...good thing MOSSDANCER was here. ::tu::
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Hi WT'
The left sided T is a 2005 Date stamp. You might try downsizing your pictures to web page size (640 wide).
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Thanks Mossdancer and El Lobo for the info on my $20.00 knife. I'll work on sending smaller pics. :oops:
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