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Post by smiling-knife »

Beautiful congress knives everyone and great photos ::tu:: . Sunburst... I see you have the Boker Wavy Bone congress to go with your trapper. I like that handle ::nod:: .

These two are fresh off the camera a 1970s Boker and CASE barbed wire. :) s-k
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Huh :) ...That Case barbed wire jigging is pretty cool 8) SK, that's the first time I have seen that jigging... ::tu:: The Boker is really nice, impressive condition for being made in the 70's..

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this is one my best ones
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Post by justold52 »

j5109 I can see why thats one of your BEST ones.

Man that is MAGNIFICENT ... ::tu::

Yes that barbed wire jigging is pretty kool.

I would like to see that on a Canal Street knife or S&M. ::drool:: ::drool::

Any one know where I can get some barbed wire scales ??
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Ken asked..."Any one know where I can get some barbed wire scales ??"

Hmmmmm, ::hmm::

::idea:: Maybe here??

Your fiend, er, ah, FRIEND ...who always tries to help you out :mrgreen: ,

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HERE ARE A COUPLE OF MINE. I HAVE A FEW MORE,JUST NO PICS.
I HAVE A 6 BLADE H&R,A JOHN PRIMBLE,AND 4 OTHER H&RS 8)
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This is my first visit to this thread! What have I been missing!!
Nice going Ralph and everyone; great pattern well represented here!
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SUNBURST THAT IS SOME SWEET SCHATT ::drool:: ::drool::


REALLY LIKE THAT GREENBONE :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Thanks guys, I'm just trying my best to keep up with all the other beauty's being posted...Wow.. ::drool::

Bighead it looks like you have your own great set of knives..Really nice pieces thanks for sharing them with us..You can send me that Pearl and Stag anytime.. ::nod::

Take care,

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CAN'T DO IT SUNBURST BOTH WEWRE A GIFT FROM MY FATHER. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Bulldog 6 blade Stag Congress

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8) Ralph; That six blade is Outstanding! Tell me, when you use it to cut

something, how do you decide which blade to use? :mrgreen:
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Hey ::smirk:: Don't confuse me with this kind of pressure... ::tounge::
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Whew, you guys are tough. I've got this one listed on flea bay right now. One of the nicest bone handled Congresses I've had. It's got nickel silver liners, and the long match striker pulls.
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Post by smiling-knife »

Beautiful congress Sunburst and FJ :mrgreen:

"Hey Don't confuse me with this kind of pressure... " sunburst

Not to worry sunburst.... 4 blades is too confusing for me especially when two are the same :? s-k
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I was not sure where to post this so I picked this Congress post.
Do to the fact its a Congress knife.

Is this some thing made by Schrade ???
I have never seen or heard off this Schrade Classic before.
She is on E bay # 170133252518

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :FSEL:US:1

To me she looks like a custom made knife...???
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nice knife, but not a usa made pre 2004 schrade
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Northwoods Large Congress

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Here's one of my Northwoods Large Congress knives. I found out that the indian sambar stag that Dave Shirley has was bought in the early 1970's. These handles are thick.
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Nice knives guys. Here is a Fight'n Rooster Green Bone Congress.

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the congress thread must go on, here's a couple bokers I got recently. My pics are going to go back to sucking until I can get my light box resituated

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most people would say I did a grind job on the blades, but I don't really care, I thinned the blades the way they should have been done before they left the factory and did a brushed satin finish on the blades because they are users, wasn't meant to be safe queens, so they won't be. Now that they are thin on the edge, they take and hold a scary edge and will resharpen easily.
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