Shell Pullers in the Box

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outkast
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Shell Pullers in the Box

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Mail Calls are always good but when 2 Shell Pullers arrive from different sellers on the same day. That my friends is a great Mail Call for me. The single blade is Italian tang stamp is Ausoina Maniago, both these are towns in Italy. The multi-blade is unmarked aside from my Bokers this is my only shell puller this style that has a shield. Right now I'm going with French because the knife came from France and it does slightly differ from my mostly German collection.
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Unmarked French  (1).jpg
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Two great pick ups Outkast. Like them both. ::nod:: ::nod:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Those are NICE!
Gotta get me a shell puller one day. Hubertus seems to be making some good ones now.
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Wonderful collection of shell puller models, outkast.
Here is a horn handled European model with a scissors type of shell puller.
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Mason wrote:Wonderful collection of shell puller models, outkast.
Here is a horn handled European model with a scissors type of shell puller.
Saw one just like it on Ebay couple of weeks back but had too much other stuff I was bidding on. I do however have this one.
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Awesome knives!
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Outkast...forgive my ignorance...what's the notch, in the main blade for?
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Doc B wrote:Outkast...forgive my ignorance...what's the notch, in the main blade for?
Damage looks like an electrical burn.
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outkast wrote:
Doc B wrote:Outkast...forgive my ignorance...what's the notch, in the main blade for?
Damage looks like an electrical burn.
E. Blyde & Co 5.jpg
Ah...ok. It was so symmetrical, I thought it was designed that way. You can always use it to open tiny beer bottles :)
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