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Paul Myers Knife?
I traded for a knife at the Dallas Gun Show this weekend. The man said he had taken it on trade several years ago and didn't know much about it. I am trying to find out if it is a Paul Myers knife. The knife has very nice file work and is very nice, but it doesn't have the markings like the other Paul Myers Knives I have seen. It has the number 10 on one side and MYERS on the other side. Does anyone know? Thanks for the help
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I know this is a old posting but maybe this will help someone. Steve Myers is a long time friend. He used to be in Virginia, Il. now in Springfield, Il. The Myers knife in this thread is not one of Steves, he works with fixed blade knives. The photos are of a knife Steve made for me after I told him his Damascus blades were toooooo pretty to use, this one has cut a lot of deer! The sheath is hand made for the knife out of split beaver tail.
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