Couple of new ones

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Couple of new ones

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new to me anyway. ::sotb::

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Beautiful knives Willie.
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Like'm both, Willie. I have been looking for one of those old Schrade autos. They all seem to go for more than I want to spend on e-bay, though. Great scales on the one you picked up. ::tu::
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Both are great vintage knives with a ton of class. ::tu:: ::tu::

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Nice knives Willie,,
Is the background your useing one of the big round egg shaped rocks I used to find in Hill county Texas?
I allways called them Dinasour eggs!
There all around Blum Tx. And as you know theres been alot of them big old critters escavated in the gravel pits there!
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Yep, looks like a smashed egg. They got a fancy name that I can't think of at the moment and they aren't dinosaur eggs.

Found that one in Bear Creek on the S end of DFW airport when I was fishing there a few years back.

I did find some dinosaur bones in that creek too.
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Hard to tell what they came from though.
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Great old knives, Willie! ::tu:: ::tu:: 8) Bones, too!
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Nice ones Willie, Like 'em both ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice ones Willie.
I love the old bone handles on both of them. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thats what I thought those were,,the ones I used to find looked like polished white rock.
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