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ROGERS BONE

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DOES ANY ONE HAVE ANY PICS OF EARLY ROGERS BONE OR CAN YOU DESCRIBE IT WELL.
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Here is a photo of a Case with some of the prettiest handle material ever made! 8)
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Nice!!

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Man that is one great looking knife Paladin with a FANTASTIC picture... ::tu::

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Thanks, guys!! I really like the handles on this one. They are really better looking than the photo shows, believe it or not.

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Great pic, Ray, thanks. See you at the show!
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