Couple of Hawkbills

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Couple of Hawkbills

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Two nice old Case 61011 Hawkbills to show. The Case Tested I believe has Rogers Bone scales. If I'm incorrect, please let me know.
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Very nice Jim, I like that Green Bone tested. Some old pics from me too ::smirk::
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Chris, I think it's rogers bone, but I could be wrong? Nice collection of hawkbills and a beautiful cotton sampler you have there. ::tu::
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nice old hawks Jim, looks like wormgrooved green bone to me, rodgers isn't as apt to have the long deep grooves. Here is a greenbone of mine I have been pondering letting go of.
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chris,the second from the left, is that a western? maybe a queen?
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Dadgum Jim! I love that Redbone! ::drool::

PS. Oh Yeah, that ugly ole Tested aint too bad either! :lol:
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peterforce wrote:chris,the second from the left, is that a western? maybe a queen?
queen linerlock sweat unused one.

Jim that Tested is a real sight. When I see knives like that it makes me only want to collect the finest knives. ::tu:: The worm grove gives it some real carater.
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Very Nice!!! High score on those Knives men!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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