KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Yeah, I hear ya buddy! It's a pretty popular knife should bring well over $8.00 LOL
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Picked these at the B&S sale yesterday.

Two electrician types for my partners-in-crime at work, along with nylon belt sheaths to put 'em in.
A canoe in bone, a small stockman in bone, and a 1-blade peanut, all for me. Also one of the sheaths...
And then a black plastic handle and a all stainless for the wife to (ahem) 'concealed carry' :mrgreen:

All stainless blades this time. Nothin' to brag about, but made the trip worthwhile.
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Looks like you did alright for yourself Royal. The Bear sale is on my bucket list along with the Kershaw December Warehouse Sale (Dec 5-7, 2014 from 9-6 on Fri. and Sat, Sun. from 9-3!).
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Knice scores Royal! ::tu::
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Nice ones Fellas..one and all! ::tu::
Love this thread,always something interesting.

Never seen a Bonsa Springer...can't be too many around.

Picked up these 3 Sunday at the same Fire house Flea market for $15.00
Unsure who the maker of the Electrician Knife is though.

First one is a A.G.Russell.
2nd...unknown
3rd of course is a Kershaw,oregon.
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Catt, that electrician knife is sweet!
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Knice scores Catt! ::tu::
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Thanks Guys!..had a good day.
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:shock: WOW 8) 8) 8)
THAT AG RUSSELL IS SOOOOOOOOOOO COOL!!!!!!!
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Thank ya Junebug! ::tu::
The Russell is a Woods Walker AGPRS, fits in the Hand real nice. ::nod::
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cattaraugus57 wrote:Thank ya Junebug! ::tu::
The Russell is a Woods Walker AGPRS, fits in the Hand real nice. ::nod::
I stick mine in my hip pocket if I'm going someplace where I think I might need my own personal paring knife. It's a great little knife.
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Jerry I sure do like the looks of that knife, the case looks like it I s very well made also.
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Nice Russell. I picked this little one up at "First Monday" (Thurs thru Sunday before the first Monday of the Month) Canton, TX This past Friday while visiting relatives.
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WoW! The bone on that is very beautiful. Great looking knife!
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Oooo that Muskrat is purty.I hit the fleas and gut a Buck 703,a local out of business adv fake Vic and a made in USA Balison don't know why I don't see the attraction.the Buck went straight to pocket.
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That Buck looks like a dandy to me. ::tu::
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Wow, that Case with appaloosa bone is a fine looking knife. I do not recall ever seeing one in real life.

I picked up this Bulldog at a flea market yesterday. I am debating on just dropping it in my pocket. There is some minor pitting on the blades and someone sharpened it just enough to leave some scratches but not enough to actually sharpen it. Still a fine knife!
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:shock: NICE ONES GUYS!!!


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Thanx Phil and she is ::handshake:: Bug;my first also I'm not seeing any love ::paranoid::
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Thanks everyone
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Nice knives fella's...the Case Apaloosa, and the Bulldog are mighty fine looking ::tu::

I picked up a number of knives at the flea markets in the last couple of weeks, and spent some time this week-end cleaning them up. No rhyme or reason to these, they are all over the board. A few USA made (Case, Klein, Bear, Schrade), and a number of interesting European and foreign. I love the Case user, and the little Hartkopf pearl and abalone. cheers
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Great looking group of knives Lawrence. Y ::tu:: ou did very well at the flea market!
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Lawrence -- I'm not much for Case knives but that one is a real beauty. Blades look full and original. So many times once they start getting sharpened the clip blade loses it's needle sharp point.

I think I'm feeling the start of a love affair with the medium - large two blade jacks, no matter what the brand. It's pretty small right now but I can feel it getting a little larger. A two blade jack tumor growing in my brain??
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Looks like you did pretty well, Lawrence! That last one with the corkscrew is cool.
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