Cline Steward & company
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gringo
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Cline Steward & company
here is a survivor. broken pile side scale, broken main blade...sweet jigged bone...4 inches long closed.
- FRJ
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Re: Cline Steward & company
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?
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?
Joe
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gringo
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Re: Cline Steward & company
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.
so, i got out the small hammers and the bench blocks and tap tap tap...it needs a dismantle to repair correctly.
- dkonopinski
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Re: Cline Steward & company
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
There's another here -
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 5&start=60
...with just a little info that may shed some light.
David
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