OLD & RARE FRANK BUSTER STOCKMAN FROM ROGER-50/2050

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OLD & RARE FRANK BUSTER STOCKMAN FROM ROGER-50/2050

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Howdy knifer friends,

I picked up this little Pearl beauty last night from a friend of mine I have been buying knives from for years that I'M very pleased with! Shes very rare as Fight'n Roosters go as this piece is an early one (Pre - 1982 Tang Stamped, Frank Buster Cutlery CO.) from Frank Buster in the five blade serpentine style Stockman pattern with a 24 kt. Gold frosted main blade etch (with no rub marks running through it!) that reads "The Tennessean", hard Gator snap on all five Carbon Steel blades, three back springs, never sharpened or carried, Jewelry grade finger print White Mother of Pearl scales with no stress lines, chips or cracks! ....Pretty nice piece for a twenty six year old knife to add to my "CUZ" collection of Pearls! ::ds::



"Texas collector", Roger - 50/2050
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Roger that's a beauty. Great looking MOP. ::tu::
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Very nice Rooster Roger.

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That is a mighty fine pocket knife you got there Roger. ::tu::

It is trying to communicate with me.......something about "wanting to come Home" :shock: ::nod::


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Mighty purty mop,Roger ::tu::
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hey roger, as always, your taste in knives is superb!
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Wow Roger that sure is a "purty pearly" you got there, very nice... ::tu:: The pearl really does have that luminous wonderful look that we call pearl..

Since you picked this knife up you will probably need to make a little room with those big ole toenails laying around all over...Go ahead and feel free to send them to my house to make room for this knife... ::nod:: ::drool:: ::tounge::

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