I might change my name to Pa Boxes!!!!

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PA Knives
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I might change my name to Pa Boxes!!!!

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Hi Friends,

Check out these boxes that were located by my very good friend Mike. If you ask him nicely, he may show you some of the ones that he got for himself. Deep investagation on his part located these beauties. They are self explanatory, but I would like to say that items like this are gaining in popularity and cost $$$$$$$$ Scoop up these things when you see them because that can help with historical research too. Besides they make a great collection, even better. What do you think??????
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pa knives ; Just one more idea for you.

Make some $$$$ by makeing a real LARGE garbage hill first.
Then with all the snow you get. Turn it in to a Ski Sloop.

Do you have any of them their yet?
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Snow, we don't get no stinking snow!!!!!!!! :x


Oh you mean the nine inches of funny cold stuff on my yard this morning!!!!! :roll: :roll:

IF something doesn't convince me to move to TN, I am going to burst.

I know, I'll box it up in old Cutlery boxes and sell it on ebay and historical snow collectables. ::nod:: Knife nuts will buy anything related to knives, even snow used cool those hot blades ::tounge::
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Post by smiling-knife »

" I might change my name to PA Boxes"

I suppose your friends would call you PAX for short ::doh:: Nice ones. I like the other 'bits' that contribute to the history of knives. Thanks for showing those. :) s-k
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the Boxes

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Hey PA I think that Kane box could be a counterfit maybe you should sent it down here so I can verify it is a real one :D great great piece I would give both of my brothers eye teeth if I could fine one of them. It's so nice to see that there is at least one of them out there, now I have to figure how to get it off of you...LOL ::tu::
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HEY Knifebros,

I was thinking the same thing about that Smethport Cutlery knife you have???? ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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