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You really got some nice stuff, Gino! ::tu::
Luv that little toothpick!

Scott, nice group ya got up fer sale! ::nod:: I can't be positive but I believe the solid construction
ones were made by Colonial. (that's just me judging by the size of the pins used in them)

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I call this my Jimmy Hendrix knife....
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Nice shorties Scott, and a Great shell pen knife. I really like the handles. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice swirly Scott! ::ds::
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Thanks guys! It's already found a new owner!!
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Well Scott showed this one and I had to have it so he was kind enough to sell it to me. I really like this one and it is my fav of all my shells!
Thanks again Scott! ;)
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Wow, that's a killer shell Gino! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks Perry! ;)
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Now, that's a shell of a different color :)
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great abalone color!
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CLOVER BRAND Syracuse U.S.A.

1941 - 1941 made by Camillus. I love knives that are 70 years old......
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Had to go 7 pages back to find this thread... :shock:

I was digging out some Tu-Tones and ran across these...

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And here is the Tu-Tone card Joe sent me (Thank You Joe!), with my knives added to it...


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Here's an Imperial i picked up today........



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That's a beauty Tim. ::tu:: Looks to be in excellent condition.
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Thanks Rick ::handshake::

My daughter snatched it up already ::facepalm::



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Nice snag Tim! ;)

Here is a few of my favorite shell handled knives
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#1 is my favorite Gino. ::tu::
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hahahhahaha ::smack:: YOINK!..........thanks POP LOLOLOL

atta GIRL! ::tu::
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Very nice Gino ::tu::

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NICE gino!!! I'LL PICK #4 ::nod:: I SPY..... a spear ana swedge ::nod:: 8) 8) 8)
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ha.....just WAIT till she tries to SELL it back to you.........LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

::facepalm:: ::facepalm:: ::facepalm:: ::facepalm::


ain't it cool ta have the KIDS involved...hahhahaha

seems like i am constantly buyin knives from SKYLER........ummmm and he dont buy many...lololololol
::facepalm:: he sure is good at SNAGGIN' them up though....lolololololol
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Ha..she will want to trade it to me for some stag :x :oops:


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Found this one on the bay a few weeks ago - NOS Colonial Electricians Barlow. Per Bobby P. (Bonfire Bob) it was not a stock item for Colonial, special order for the advertiser. OH
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First one I've ever seen Colonel. Fascinating.
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