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how about some good old solingen henckels?
this is a mammoth serpintine whittler. it is a well made knife.
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Great looking knife jonet, i currently have a bid in on it's "twin" at ebay. Glad to hear it's a well made knife but then again most of the Germans are.
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jonet143 wrote:how about some good old solingen henckels?
this is a mammoth serpintine whittler. it is a well made knife.
Nice one Johnnie ::tu:: . Is your whittler the fossil ivory bone? Here is a Henckels stag trapper :) s-k
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hey smiling-knife! yes, it's the fossil bone. supposed to be 10 thousand years old accoprding to the sales info.
that's a great trapper. nice stag.
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