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mercman65
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Just found this site after buying the tidioute book, in tidioute while visiting and hunting with a freind who lives there. I have been a casual "collector" for some time and always have at least two knives with me at all times. I am a boat mechanic by trade and abuse my work knife (Kershaw)regularly. I have recently developed a liking of fixed blade knives and have some "strange old" knives I'm curious as to what they may be worth or not worth. Look forward to learning and will listen to whomever is willing to share their knowledge. Ed.
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I have been a casual "collector" says mercman65...
Well we will do every thing we can to change that....
The more you check in here the more knives you will want to have.
Just ask any one here and if we can help we sure will jump in with help or just for
fun...
Welcome and Kershaw can take some hard work.
Well we will do every thing we can to change that....
The more you check in here the more knives you will want to have.
Just ask any one here and if we can help we sure will jump in with help or just for
Welcome and Kershaw can take some hard work.
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