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Sounds good Roger I will be there on Saturday looking forward to seeing you and Mike.
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Here is a first for me, a bone handled electricians. It is 3 1/4", slightly smaller than any wood handled I have owned, which I am pretty sure were all 3 1/2.
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A good looking knife all the way around, Ike.
Nice catch! ::tu::
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Great looking knife, Ike. I have only seen one other in that pattern.
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Waukonda wrote: Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:05 pm Here is a first for me, a bone handled electricians. It is 3 1/4", slightly smaller than any wood handled I have owned, which I am pretty sure were all 3 1/2.
That is a great find!!! ::groove::
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Great score Ike! ::tu::
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I’ll just agree with the previous comments! ::tu::
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Thanks for the comments!
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Really nice! ::tu::
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Another beauty Ike ::tu:: ::tu::
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Very nice!!!
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Thank you all for the comments.
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Waukonda wrote: Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:05 pm Here.....
Love those handles, Ike. ::tu:: ::tu::
Overall, a fantastic looking pocket knife. ::tu:: ::tu::
Please post it here also:
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Bumping this thread , was kinda hard to find and I’m wanting to post a few knives here soon ::groove::
One of my favorite brands .

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Looking forward to seeing them Mike! See you next weekend in Lakeland.
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I picked up these two NYC Knife Co. knives from Roger a few weeks ago. The birdseye has light salesman's sample writing on the pile side. 3/12 closed. The jack is a little over 3 3/4. The blade is marked 2108.
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Awesome score! ::tu::
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Real nice Mike!
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Beautiful New York Hammers, Mike. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Mike gorgeous specimens ::tu:: ::tu::
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Beauties all the way Mike!!!
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Thanks for the nice comments guys.
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ObsidianEdge wrote: Tue Mar 29, 2022 12:35 am Thanks for the nice comments guys.
That Saber Clip on that barehead ought to set the standard for the clip blade. ::drool::
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Two outstanding knives. Congrats. ::nod::
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Thanks! That saber clip is a nailbreaker.
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