KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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Man Phillip, you're on a roll lately! Good haul!
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Knice haul Philip!!
Scored these today, well only one is a knife....
Scored these today, well only one is a knife....
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Scott, the Western sheath is pretty cool. Is it for sale? If so, send me a PM with price.TripleF wrote:Knice haul Philip!!![]()
Scored these today, well only one is a knife....
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Oh yes sir.....PM incoming then I'm leaving to pick up the grandsons.edge213 wrote:Scott, the Western sheath is pretty cool. Is it for sale? If so, send me a PM with price.TripleF wrote:Knice haul Philip!!![]()
Scored these today, well only one is a knife....
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I owe Jerry a picture of my new Fighting Bull jumbo trapper. This was built by Wendell Carson. Both blades are stamped front and back. Fighting Bull in a circle on the front. Crossed tomahawks with Carson over center on back.
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Phil, you are really getting good at this. Nice work. ___Davetreefarmer wrote:While Miss Joy was doing her physical therapy this mornin', I ran a few errands and had a few minutes to check out the local antique store. I looked around and didn't see much that interested me and the owner asked, "Did I show you the knives last time?" I said no and he says, "Here's one", and laid out a 3207 CV, then he dug into a file cabinet a drug out a about a dozen knives. I made an offer on four, he said, almost, then I countered with, "Throw in the Uncle Henry, that's been neglected and abused." He grinned, I'm pleased!Then he said, "You got all the good ones!"
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Old Timer 34OT USA
Western USA W742
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Thanks for the compliments, fellers!
4 good ones and one that's kinda' raggedy, it might be good for the next POS rountable.
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Apparently I'm having a hankering for cattle knives as the 3 knives I pick up today at the Lubbock gun & Knife show were all cattle knives.
1 - John primble
2 - Boker
3 - AW Wadsworth
1 - John primble
2 - Boker
3 - AW Wadsworth
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Keith you didn't stop at that feedlot on the way home and pick up a bull or two did you? Nice ones.espn77 wrote:Apparently I'm having a hankering for cattle knives as the 3 knives I pick up today at the Lubbock gun & Knife show were all cattle knives.
1 - John primble
2 - Boker
3 - AW Wadsworth
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For some reason cattle knives are all that I would expect to find in Lubbock! Very nice haul there.espn77 wrote:Apparently I'm having a hankering for cattle knives as the 3 knives I pick up today at the Lubbock gun & Knife show were all cattle knives.
1 - John primble
2 - Boker
3 - AW Wadsworth
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There was one I really liked but I didn't have any knowledge on it. It has steer heads for bolsters and also had cattle knife acid etched/stamped in the blade. Like a moron I can't remember who made it. I thought it was pretty cool.
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Great finds! That Wadsworth is really nice.espn77 wrote:Apparently I'm having a hankering for cattle knives as the 3 knives I pick up today at the Lubbock gun & Knife show were all cattle knives.
1 - John primble
2 - Boker
3 - AW Wadsworth
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espn77 wrote:There was one I really liked but I didn't have any knowledge on it. It has steer heads for bolsters and also had cattle knife acid etched/stamped in the blade. Like a moron I can't remember who made it. I thought it was pretty cool.
Was it a Hen & Rooster ?
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No it wasn't Phil. It's driving me crazy I can't remember. I'm not old enough to have these problems.philco wrote:espn77 wrote:There was one I really liked but I didn't have any knowledge on it. It has steer heads for bolsters and also had cattle knife acid etched/stamped in the blade. Like a moron I can't remember who made it. I thought it was pretty cool.
Was it a Hen & Rooster ?
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Thank you!Quick Steel wrote:bronze4u: A very unusual and interesting knife. Congrats.
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Here's a really nice Schatt & Morgan that Lee (LongBlade) slipped in my hand at the Mystic knife show.
It's the only Schatt & Morgan I own. 4" closed. I will be smiling and packin' this one.
Thanks, Lee.
It's the only Schatt & Morgan I own. 4" closed. I will be smiling and packin' this one.
Thanks, Lee.
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Awesome trapper!bladebuddy wrote:I owe Jerry a picture of my new Fighting Bull jumbo trapper. This was built by Wendell Carson. Both blades are stamped front and back. Fighting Bull in a circle on the front. Crossed tomahawks with Carson over center on back.
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Holy Schatt!FRJ wrote:Here's a really nice Schatt & Morgan that Lee (LongBlade) slipped in my hand at the Mystic knife show.
It's the only Schatt & Morgan I own. 4" closed. I will be smiling and packin' this one.![]()
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Thanks, Lee.




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NICE! I have a newer schatt 4" stockman that was copied from an old one out of a catalog, I think yours is the one they copied. They sure didn't get the same fabulous bone thoughFRJ wrote:Here's a really nice Schatt & Morgan that Lee (LongBlade) slipped in my hand at the Mystic knife show.
It's the only Schatt & Morgan I own. 4" closed. I will be smiling and packin' this one.![]()
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Thanks, Lee.
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Fresh back from a pawn store!
The BOKER USA is an 8573 with strawberry bone scales and still has some snap!!
The BOKER USA is an 8573 with strawberry bone scales and still has some snap!!
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That looks like a good 301 Scott.
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She's a beauty. Hard to tell if it was ever usedKnifeSlinger#81 wrote:That looks like a good 301 Scott.
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Today's finds at a local antique mall for a grand total of 26.00 for all three .
Seen lots of great knives today but they all seemed to be triple the retail price
Seen lots of great knives today but they all seemed to be triple the retail price
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