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A to Z Knife Challenge
Hello everyone. I thought you might like to play this knife game. Each post should include photos of two knives. I start by posting photos of knives starting with A & B. My knives are Ablett and Boker. Each subsequent post includes photos of two new knives. The first is a knife (maker or brand) starting with the last letter in the previous post. The second knife starts with the next letter in the alphabet. So the next post would show B & C knives e.g, Buck and Case; the next C & D knives etc. The goal is to complete the alphabet over the weekend. In the process we get to see a large variety of interesting knives.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Excellent! I love that Winchester!
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Permalink Reply by Smiling-Knife on
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Great knives and well played everyone. I'm struggling to find a Y knife at the moment.
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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on
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Does anybody have a Yellowhorse?
Smiling-Knife said:Great knives and well played everyone. I'm struggling to find a Y knife at the moment.
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Yello Jaket by Camillus
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Thanks very much to everyone for showing such a great variety of knives. We could keep it going if you're interested. One letter (knife) at a time seems like a good way to continue.
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Permalink Reply by Sue OldsWidow on
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So Smiling, are we going to start over at A ?...........or you going to make a second Part 2 a-z
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I'm thinking we start over at A in this thread. The names/makers can be repeated but, ideally, each knife posted will be different.
This knife was most likely made by one of the big Sheffield makers for the Army & Navy department stores circa 1900.
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sounds good to me!
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Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on
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How about a Citadel.
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E(agle)
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