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I find RAREST W R Case & Sons, Tested XX Hobo "MOP"
I saw in eBay recently. that RAREST W.R. Case & Sons, Tested XX... 'MOP" .....Hobo. It cost us $2,000.00 start bid.... wow..
look at that eBay....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/W-R-CASE-SONS-TESTED-XX-8251-HOBO-MOTHER-OF...
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Permalink Reply by Paul Krings on
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Sure would be a great addition to a collection if it wasn't professionally cleaned.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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WOW is that beautiful or what!
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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You certainly can imagine what it must have looked like....brand new coming off the assembly! A great knife in its day!
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Permalink Reply by Michelle "Fingers" DellaPelle on
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yea.. I cannot believe what a beaut MOP but HOBO???? I never seen rare MOP on that hobo.
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I agree!
Paul Krings said:Sure would be a great addition to a collection if it wasn't professionally cleaned.
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In MemoriamPermalink Reply by Robert Burris on -
What do you think it lost in collectability by cleaning? I collect vintage Hobo's and I don't clean them, I do add a protective lubricant. I wonder if they have a picture of it before cleaning.
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Very good question... I wonder If the person who work professional cleaning knife collect.. Who know?
Robert Burris said:What do you think it lost in collectability by cleaning? I collect vintage Hobo's and I don't clean them, I do add a protective lubricant. I wonder if they have a picture of it before cleaning.
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