PICTURES OF YOUR FAVORITE HEARTBREAKER OR BROKEN KNIFE
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rigwelder
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PICTURES OF YOUR FAVORITE HEARTBREAKER OR BROKEN KNIFE
NEAR MINT CASE BROS.
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Here is a Hen and Rooster...

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OUCH!!remington collector wrote:Somewhere I have a candy striped vintage Remington that is-was in near mint condition, the main blade has been broken, right thru the Remington Trademark etch.
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God Bless the USA
Please visit my store SWEETWATER KNIVES
"Buy more ammo" - Johnnie Fain
"I'm glad I ain't scared to be lazy." Augustus McCrae
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Thanks guys,Savage1 wrote:Muskratman, 4Ever3, Elvis, Scibeer and many others...some who might contact you.The Texas Tank wrote:You have to remember that I am not a knife experthave it re-handled sandie. better to save it than lose it and maybe others. jmo
How / who would I contact to get this done?
I really want to keep this knife as a rememberance of my deceased brother-in-law whose collection I am selling. I would really like to replicate the handles with the diamond that is on it now. I will try to take a picture of it and post it and see what you think.

Sandie & The Texas Tank