KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Cambridge mn. Antique Show. Spent $242 total for 11 knives and we were there for about 3 hours. I've always done well at this show. Top to bottom #1. Winchester coke jack (2917), #2 Win. dog leg jack(2874), #3 Rem stockman acorn shield, #4Crown Cut waterfall cel. pen, #5Robeson whittler with pocketeze shield #6 Robeson bed bone stockman, #7 Rem. pen(6463), #8 Catt jack, ebony with piece of scale missing, #9Keen Kutter pen (01884), #10 Utica stockman stag, #11 Rem green swirl (R7485) with nice blade etch.____Dave
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I dote on Penknives! ANY of those three would trip my trigger!
The Dogleg ain't none to shabby either!

Nice knife pickin! I couldn't afford to get to or get into a gunshow in Pasadena where I've seen some stuff I wanted badly in the past!
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Wow! I feel fortunate to find one or two every once in a while but you came up with a whole covey of good ones! I don't know if I like the Winchesters or the Robesons best ::shrug:: .
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Great group of knives there, Dave. ::tu::
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dj, a bunch of nice knives for not much money. A couple years of looking in my world. I like all of them.

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Dave you did good...........real good! ::tu::

There's something about that ebony Catt that really speaks to me. If it were mine I'd have to get that thing repaired. It's too nice a knife to remain in that condition.
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:shock: VERY NICE PILE-O-KNIVES ,DAVE ::ds:: ::tu:: 8)
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Dave......knice scores bud!! Well done! ::tu::
Happy for you! ::ds::
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philco wrote:Dave you did good...........real good! ::tu::

There's something about that ebony Catt that really speaks to me. If it were mine I'd have to get that thing repaired. It's too nice a knife to remain in that condition.
I agree. At first I planned on trying to splice a piece of ebony in, but second thoughts tell me I would never be satisfied and it's on the front and would always look like a crack. The Catt., the Crown and the Red Robeson all have little issues and were bought individually. The rest were purchased as a package deal and are all full blades and good condition. The Utica has a chip missing that I will patch. I had just about given up on finding anything really good and had the three in my pocket when this deal showed up. He had more but I didn't have any more money to spend. Dave
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Nice haul Dave! ::drool::
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Looks like the motherlode! Great haul!
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Stumbled on a few Kershaws today....
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Dave - nice haul at the Cambridge MN show - the Remingtons are nice to say the least...

Nice haul there too Scott...

I love the hunt :lol: and when you score - BINGO!!
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LongBlade wrote:Dave - nice haul at the Cambridge MN show - the Remingtons are nice to say the least...

Nice haul there too Scott...

I love the hunt :lol: and when you score - BINGO!!
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Scott, looks like you are covered for a while on serious working knives. Kershaws are really quality tools.Good score. ___Dave
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Thanks guys. Yeah that show has been good to me, and it's usually when I'm about ready to give up when something spectular shows up and never where I expect to find it. Some day I'll dig out all the stuff I've found at that show and take a group picture. These aren't even close to my usual treasures. ___Dave
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Wasn't looking for one, but visited an out of the way lumberyard yesterday and found this in their hardware store - Bear & Son yellow Delrin handled Barlow, blades made from carbon steel with half stops in 2010. Has pretty decent action, couldn't leave it there for $22. OH
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I really like that soft yellow. I've been picking up a few of them, both old and new and I'm supprised how many makers have used that over the years. They feel so good in the hand too. Nice looking knife. ___Dave
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djknife13 wrote:Scott, looks like you are covered for a while on serious working knives. Kershaws are really quality tools.Good score. ___Dave
Thanks Dave!! I flip knives so they won't be here for long.....hopefully, but I do like the big Survival ROUGHNECK.......mmmmmmm.
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8) REAL NICE SNAGS , SCOTT N' OH ::groove:: ::groove:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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TripleF wrote:Stumbled on a few Kershaws today....
Yes you did. Nice haul.
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I haven't hit the fleas in a while so my am coffee was at a flea and I came home with a steal on sum OldTimers 12ot,34ot,8ot and one I didn't have 194ot all for undar twenty dollars ::groove::
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If you can find 'em, you're not going to get deals like that around here. Good finds dogg.
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Sweet snags, G-dogg !
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garddogg56 wrote: I came home with a steal on sum OldTimers ::groove::
Dogg, did you wear a cloak and a mask? What a haul!!!
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