Books & wood...
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Books & wood...
Found a couple of things I thought that ya'll might be able to use.
One is a 1974, 2nd edition," Romance of collecting Case knives". Not mint, but in good condition. You won't believe the prices on the knives in here.
Another is Bernard Levines, "Pocketknives". Lots of pictures of a lot of styles of pocketknives as well as a lot of interesting reading. Like new.
Last but not least, Oak wood, cut from a log about 30 years ago. It's not spalted, malted or pole-vaulted. It's not burled, squirreled or pearled, just plain old oak. It's a little under a half inch thick and you should be able to judge the other dimensions by comparing with the electricians knife.
Send an email to [email protected] First come, first served. Put AAPK in the subject line. NO PM's please. Most of the time they don't work for me. I will pay postage to send these items to you. I don't want any money for them, but if you feel so inclined, you can send a few dollars to the Club, in care of Bryan. Every little bit helps. Thank you.
...CCBill...
One is a 1974, 2nd edition," Romance of collecting Case knives". Not mint, but in good condition. You won't believe the prices on the knives in here.
Another is Bernard Levines, "Pocketknives". Lots of pictures of a lot of styles of pocketknives as well as a lot of interesting reading. Like new.
Last but not least, Oak wood, cut from a log about 30 years ago. It's not spalted, malted or pole-vaulted. It's not burled, squirreled or pearled, just plain old oak. It's a little under a half inch thick and you should be able to judge the other dimensions by comparing with the electricians knife.
Send an email to [email protected] First come, first served. Put AAPK in the subject line. NO PM's please. Most of the time they don't work for me. I will pay postage to send these items to you. I don't want any money for them, but if you feel so inclined, you can send a few dollars to the Club, in care of Bryan. Every little bit helps. Thank you.
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Books & wood...
Dang, all that is left is the wood.
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Thanks for doing that Bill, that was very nice of you.
I missed the books, (I have that book of Levine's already), and I have more oak than I can use in a reasonable time frame…..like the rest of my life. My son installs hardwood floors, so I get LOTS of neat scraps.
Thanks you for your sharing spirit. I think it is people like you and your generosity that makes AAPK stand head & shoulders above other forums.
Dale
I missed the books, (I have that book of Levine's already), and I have more oak than I can use in a reasonable time frame…..like the rest of my life. My son installs hardwood floors, so I get LOTS of neat scraps.
Thanks you for your sharing spirit. I think it is people like you and your generosity that makes AAPK stand head & shoulders above other forums.
Dale
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Gang,
I would like to see others join the group of kindness like this. I have always been a big proponent of this type of giving. Come on, I am sure some of you have something of interest that you no longer want or use. You would be amazed at how much others appreciate it.

I would like to see others join the group of kindness like this. I have always been a big proponent of this type of giving. Come on, I am sure some of you have something of interest that you no longer want or use. You would be amazed at how much others appreciate it.
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great idea bill. and since i benefitted from this act of generosity(the ferguson book) and to agree with pa....here is an as new hardbound coffee table type book.
titled: The Complete Encyclopedia of KNIVES by A.E. hartink
1500 color photo of some of the nicest production and custom knives around. descriptions of knives and makers.
free to the first member to pm their address to me.
titled: The Complete Encyclopedia of KNIVES by A.E. hartink
1500 color photo of some of the nicest production and custom knives around. descriptions of knives and makers.
free to the first member to pm their address to me.
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educational material
ok, to keep this book sharing thread going. i recently bought a pile of knife books. some duplicated a few in my library.
1. OFFICIAL GUIDE TO POCKET KNIVES by James F.parker and J. Bruce Voiles - 1976 -390 pgs.
prices are no good but the pictures and text are very educational.
third pm with the title and authors and it's yours.
2. PICTORIAL PRICE GUIDE ROMANCE OF COLLECTING CASE XX KNIVES by Mrs. Dewey P. (Lavona) Ferguson - 1976 - 208 pgs.
again, prices are no good but the text and pictures are great.
second pm with title and author gets this one.
these books are great reference material for novice to expert. one book per winner.
1. OFFICIAL GUIDE TO POCKET KNIVES by James F.parker and J. Bruce Voiles - 1976 -390 pgs.
third pm with the title and authors and it's yours.
2. PICTORIAL PRICE GUIDE ROMANCE OF COLLECTING CASE XX KNIVES by Mrs. Dewey P. (Lavona) Ferguson - 1976 - 208 pgs.
again, prices are no good but the text and pictures are great.
second pm with title and author gets this one.
these books are great reference material for novice to expert. one book per winner.
johnnie f 1949
on the cutting edge is sometimes not the place to be.
please support our troops - past and present
if not a member...join the NKCA! they're on our side.
on the cutting edge is sometimes not the place to be.
please support our troops - past and present
if not a member...join the NKCA! they're on our side.