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As most of you know I'm in and out of the hospital alot. I don't have a very secure home safe and I love to display my knives so a saftey deposit box is out. So what I'm looking for is a roll or pouch that I can put my customs and highend factory knives (say 12-18 knives) in and carry with me to the hospital. I would want to make sure they didn't rub bolsters or clack together.
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Anthony I use a knife holder that's black and the sections are hard and unfold to open it up. It's nice and compact and holds quite a lot of knives. I don't have any, but I'll see if I can track one down and let you know where to get one. I like mine because nothing touches anything inside there. I think it was inexpensive, around $10.00. The only drawback with it is that really thick knives don't fit in the elastic holders.
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you can load a knife roll and secure the roll in an unused large coat in your closet in your home. not at the hospital.
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I sold insurance for 30 years. A lot of my policy holders were older ladies and they had a problem with their jewelry being taken out of the drawers when they were sleeping. Could have been room mate or visitors ?

I would think twice befor taking your knives to your room.

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I couldn't agree more with Justold52. Valuables have no place in a hospital. Maybe you can have a family member or friend hold them for you. That person could bring them in for a visit, so your knives don't go through withdrawals or separtion anxiety. :D :D
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I have heard horror stories myself. ::paranoid:: I have an uncle thats an avid collector i could leave them with or hide them in my house. But i still need a nice roll. ::tu:: :wink:
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I just bought one off of our very own J. Farmer. It hasn't arrived yet but I have heard only rave reviews about them. They are a Hickory Hills roll. They sure look good on his site. Kelley
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Gunsmoke, I didn't know that was you! I shipped it today so hopefully you will get it Wednesday or Thursday. I hope you like it.

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James are they the cats meow?
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They are very nice Anthony. I have 2 of them myself.

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YEP, They are really nice and very professional quality. From the handle to carry them, to the inside and outside, they will take a lickin and keep them chickens. ::tu:: I can even fit some Etoes in this roll and we all know what bigguns those are. They're great. ::nod::

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Can hardly wait James, I'll let you know when it arrives. Kelley
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Thanks Kelley.

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Post by Gunsmoke47 »

Got my Hickory Hill Knife roll in from James today and it's quite a roll! Different sized elastic bands to hold different sized knives. Very soft material on the inside next to the knives, Pliable leather on the outside with sturdy straps for closure and a nice carrying handle sewn into the Roll. A+ James! Thanks a lot, Kelley

EDIT: PS.MADE in the U.S.A.! ::tu::
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Thats great Kelly. I'm glad you like it. Now all you have to do is fill it with knives ::tu::

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I'm afraid that's already done James! ::nod:: ::shrug:: Will probably need another in a very short period of time! :lol:
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