shatt/chris wolf-pending

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shatt/chris wolf-pending

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Saw a chris wolf pocket on ebay under chris wolf pocket knife-6 days to go!
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welcome cmac. cool old knife. that one is a little more worn than mine. i sure would like to know more about the knife, man, etc.
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Thier were three gentlmen that had the exact same knife produced with their names on them. Of course they are all associated with Schatt and Morgan. If you use the search feature of this site and type in Jess Crouch, you will see all of them with a great history attached by those in the know. NICE heavy duty knife. I own only one, wish I had them all though.

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http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... ess+crouch
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thanks david, i had lost that thread.
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Looked like exact same signature as your's,just a little better wood.If I needed a wolf & not a crouch-The cutting edge IS sometimes the place to be. Could i be wrong?
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yeah the wood looks a little better than mine but the blade is very worn. those handles don't even look like the same kind of wood. re-handled?
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