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Sold by Sears in thier catalog 2.95 1951
I have been trying to find out the value of this knife for a week or so and can't seem to get anywhere. I've only been searching through free info on the Internet. However, I am determined to get the info I seek or die trying...hahaha. I was directed to this site and told to post a pic, so here are a couple of pics.100_2561%20-%20Version%202.JPG 100_2591.JPG
I've always been curious about why you rarely see inexpensive versions of swing guards. The only one that I have ever found was a very light weight but well made 9" model that was made in Korea. Also I have noticed when browsing on line suppliers of Italian made swing guards the availability is not very good, like maybe not as many are made? Any input would be great.
SharperDeals.net is somewhat like eBay, but they only sell knives there. They have a listing fee and an end-of-auction fee, You can find out more about this company under Terms & Conditions, also check out their Fee Schedule.
You betcha I did young lady. I like it a lot.
Hey guys! Glad you found that site as exciting as I did!
Jan this is a neat web site. Thanks for sharing. I will contact them Monday and see what they are all about. I love the classic knives.
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