Worm Grooved Robeson

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Worm Grooved Robeson

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I had a great knifer friend send this to me because he knew I loved a Robeson... :) I sure do like my knifer friends.. ::nod::

How about them little bolster tips..

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::tu:: cool!
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Great little knife, Sunburst.
Do they call that a serpintine lobster? :mrgreen:
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That is an astounding Lobster, burstman! That curved manicure blade is a marvel of engineering. Nice bone, nice tips, nice knife!!! ::tu::
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Thank you very much guys it is a very nice lobster and some of you guys know the fine gent Mike Robuck who sent it my way to hold for a spell as it works its way through time on this spinning ball we live on.

One day in the future someone will ask out loud what kind of history this great old knife has been through and we will be a part of that history.. :)

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That is a supercool handle ::nod::
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Post by Sauconian »

Neat little knife !

If there's an Eisenhower pen, could this be a Carter lobster ?

Ralph, do you know some history on this one, and are just waiting for someone to ask ?

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Post by Sketch »

Nice knife Sunburst,

I haven't seen one like this. I especially like the small end caps on this one. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

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Thats a nice one Ralph. I love those old worm groove Robesons.

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That is a very cool old boy... 8) 8) ::tu::

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