(Practically) Free Stuff
Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2007 6:59 am
Hi Folks,
It was a good night, here in Arkansas. Prowling around in the basement, I opened a box with 20 old copies of "Knife World" magazine, dating from 1985 to 1989. So, you know what I did all night.
One of the best articles (Stanman will appreciate this), was a 3-page writeup, of the "Largest Knife in the World" contest, held in Theirs, back in '87. The judges couldn't decide, so they had two winners. A 21-foot filet knife, and an 11-foot folding knife (Laguiole), with a 4-foot corkscrew. Both knives were listed in Guiness. But, they couldn't find a fish large enough to test the filet knife.
Neway, I'd like to share these with the good members of AAPK. Since there's only 20, limit one per customer. After reading your copy, I encourage ya'll to pass them around, if you like.
Cost is absolutely free. Just PM me, with name and address, and I'll send you a copy PDQ. If you'd like to send a buck, to cover the cost of envelopes and stamps, Ok. But, that's not absolutely necessary.
JR Offutt
512 N. Oak St.
Harrison, AR 72601
Take Care,
JR
It was a good night, here in Arkansas. Prowling around in the basement, I opened a box with 20 old copies of "Knife World" magazine, dating from 1985 to 1989. So, you know what I did all night.
One of the best articles (Stanman will appreciate this), was a 3-page writeup, of the "Largest Knife in the World" contest, held in Theirs, back in '87. The judges couldn't decide, so they had two winners. A 21-foot filet knife, and an 11-foot folding knife (Laguiole), with a 4-foot corkscrew. Both knives were listed in Guiness. But, they couldn't find a fish large enough to test the filet knife.
Neway, I'd like to share these with the good members of AAPK. Since there's only 20, limit one per customer. After reading your copy, I encourage ya'll to pass them around, if you like.
Cost is absolutely free. Just PM me, with name and address, and I'll send you a copy PDQ. If you'd like to send a buck, to cover the cost of envelopes and stamps, Ok. But, that's not absolutely necessary.
JR Offutt
512 N. Oak St.
Harrison, AR 72601
Take Care,
JR