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Greetings and Salutations from Illinois

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Old fud here,hi to all.Old hardware store marked are my favorites like Simmons and Shapleigh.Into collecting old marked butchers and vintage sharpening stones especially Pike.
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Howdy!

Welcome! ::welcome::
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JBinILL Hello again. What's the maker on that knife you have pictured in the the fourth picture there. I have one very similar to that stamped Battle Axe Cutlery a stamp used by the Philadelphia hardware concern of A.R. Justice.I would like to see more pictures of it if you have time.
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gsmith7158 That's a 1980s era Winchester re-pop.
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Do you know who made those?
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Re: Greetings and Salutations from Illinois

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I think Camillus.Not sure.
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Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard. What general area of the Great State of Chicago where all of our ex-governors go directly to jail and do not pass Go and we still don't have a budget, do you live in?

I have a handful of the Black Box Winchesters and was under the impression they were made by Queen. All but one are fine knives.

The one that's not so fine.
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LOL I'm about 180 miles due south of Crookville.

I really don't really know that much about the Winchester re-pops.Just got that one.
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Welcome to AAPK!

"Crookville"?! Very appropriate - I love it!

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JBinILL wrote:LOL I'm about 180 miles due south of Crookville.
Ever had a burger in Moonshine (I have the t-shirt).
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LOL No I haven't but I've been there.My Mom's family was from Clark county.When my HS class had our 40th reunion a bunch organized a day trip down there.
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Mumbleypeg wrote:Welcome to AAPK!

"Crookville"?! Very appropriate - I love it!

Ken
LOL We refer to our part of the state as "Redneckistan".
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Most folks don't realize that Illinois is divided up into four areas. Northern Illinois, Central Illinois, Southern Illinois (or as I prefer to call it, Gods Country) and then there's what you called, Crooksville.
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jerryd6818 wrote:Most folks don't realize that Illinois is divided up into four areas. Northern Illinois, Central Illinois, Southern Illinois (or as I prefer to call it, Gods Country) and then there's what you called, Crooksville.
LOL Anything north of Route 36 is Yankee territory as they say around here.
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::welcome:: to AAPK, JBinILL , glad to have you!
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Re: Greetings and Salutations from Illinois

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Thanks! ::ds::
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