Overlooked knife books of the past

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Eye Brand Man
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Overlooked knife books of the past

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I just wanted to share how pleased I am with this recent book purchase. Now I know these are old and dated but there chalk full of great reading and pictures and they cover everything from customs to factory and fixed blades to folders. I have a lot of other nice reference books on knives that are current. But you just can't beat these for pure entertainment reading. Best part all 4 were 21.34 including shipping! So if you don't have any of these old books you might pick some up. Definitely worth the price of admission ::tu::
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Sounds like a good deal!! Nicely done. ::tu::

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Any and all of those old books have a treasure trove of info in them. I have a couple of the ones you pictured and others.
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Great score! You can NEVER have TOO MANY knife books;no matter how old. The Knives book with the Bowie on the cover is I believe the first one they published.
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