Cline Steward & company

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gringo
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Cline Steward & company

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here is a survivor. broken pile side scale, broken main blade...sweet jigged bone...4 inches long closed.
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FRJ
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Re: Cline Steward & company

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I looked in Goins and Levine's and couldn't find Cline Steward & Co.
That knife had a lot going for it. Nice looking shield. Looks like it lost that back bone cover a while ago.
Do you pack it, Gringo?
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Re: Cline Steward & company

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it needs some repair to carry...but yes...the pile side plate was damaged...someone attempted to pry the broken main blade out...bent the brass plate, broke the scale...he admitted it to me...grrrrrr...
so, i got out the small hammers and the bench blocks and tap tap tap...it needs a dismantle to repair correctly.
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dkonopinski
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Re: Cline Steward & company

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Looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

There's another here -

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 5&start=60

...with just a little info that may shed some light.

David
"Actually, I was looking to gain an edge." - Lone Watie
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