My Collection(newbie) 4 months old

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JRFAN1
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My Collection(newbie) 4 months old

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Well im bored so i figured id post a pic of my current collection,im abit over $2k invested so far...4 months and again the fiance is not the bit too pleased!! ::paranoid:: She says something about a house?? ::shrug:: Anyway tell me what you think,most are tested xx,catt in the pic total of about 30 case/catt and another 15 mids,my best of now are the 03 Large Congress mastadon ivory #088 of #100,also have a few W.R Case and Sons Rogers Bones c1905-1914 one of which is a two blade 6224 T which i cannot find in my two guides,any help on the value of this one would be greatly appreciated,hope you enjoy..couple of my catt cutlerys got cut off in pics which are swell center moose and Hunters Pride Folding Hunter also Case Cranberry Sowbelly any questions/comments feel free to ask,thanks Dave
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Dave, excellent collection sir. ::tu:: You don't have to worry bout bein bored, we all have those days sometimes. This site is what I do with all my spare time. When I'm not buying or buying. :lol: :lol:

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:lol: buy her a house with a room all to yourself. and a big diamond.
lets us see that little tip bolster 24. nice herd there. but remember, if she don't like em now....wait til after the ceremony! ::dang::
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Post by Rupe »

Nice collection!

As for the fiance, follow these steps:

1, let her know that they are an investment and will pay for the childrens college. That should buy you some time.
2, Sell ALL the NASCAR stuff and buy more knives.
3, buy more knives.
4, come back here and post more pics.
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Pretty big child for only 4 months :D
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Post by steve »

great looking collection you have there. i especially like those old green bone knives. i know what you mean about the fiance, except in my case its my wife and let me tell you, it dont get any better....lol.

anyway, the next time you are bored, feel free to post some closer pics of those greenbones for us to admire.
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Dave, I thought that Mastodon Ivory 88 looked familiar, with serial #88. I sold that on eBay a while back. Saved it for last out of the four that I had. Looks good in your awesome collection. You just have to be a little more discrete when ever you make a new knife purchase so your fiance doesn't find out. Fortunately for me, I work midnights and am always home when the mailman comes with anything new.
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JRFAN1 said; "again the fiance is not the bit too pleased!! She says something about a house??"

I am shocked that you are not thinking that this is grate... :shock:

Buy a house in a safe neighborhood for your girls (or call the knives your lost children) would be a super thing to do. That way if you get bored again just sleep over night or on week ends at the new house. Just think of it as a church museum for lost children that you are working on. Deed it under a church name that way she and her lawyers cant end up with it.... :lol: Put some money down to start this before you get married is very important thing to do.... ::nod::

Just one way to look at your problem.... ::ds:: I hope this helps.

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8) Dave; Very Nice! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Re: My Collection(newbie) 4 months old

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JRFAN1 wrote: Congress mastadon ivory #088 of
Doesn't that coincide with JR's new number? Cool! Now all I need is SN 024!
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Very nice collection you have goin there. ::tu::
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thanks everyone...hopefully the next 4 months will be just as fruitfull ::tu:: Dave
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