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Some great Research and my thanks to the tireless work done by Sue OldsWidow. Check out that index, you just may be there for days! Also her research turned up an old resource that is worth revisiting if you have not seen.
Produced by iKC Member Tobais Gibson its a good reference for collectors: http://apg2k.hegewisch.net/index.html
I could not have said this better myself Mr Hanner!
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RAPALA
Started by Jan Carter. Last reply by Lars Ray Oct 6. 3 Replies 3 Likes
EGW (Ezra G. Waterman) Knives
Started by Kevin D. Last reply by Kevin D Mar 25. 1 Reply 0 Likes
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Comment by stephen tungate on May 27, 2011 at 10:49
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those dellana knives are some of the best i have seen. who ever thought gold and gemstones goes with knives.they sure are purty...
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Comment by Jan Carter on May 26, 2011 at 23:38
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And a special welcome back to Skydog, thank you for re joining
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Welcome Rick. Just checking out some women knive makers and bladesmiths
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Welcome Jake DeBaud and thank you for joing us. Come right on in and have some fun
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James,
That is an amazing article and knifemaker.
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KnifeMaker Comment by Dave Taylor on May 26, 2011 at 21:45 -
Welcome James. Glad to have you here.
We were all beginners at one time and we're all still learning.
Come join us on this journey of discovery and sharing.
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We are all pleased to have you with us James
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KnifeMaker Comment by Dave Taylor on May 26, 2011 at 21:22 -
With that large Spear blade I have every reason to believe it will function much the same as an Easy Open pattern knife. Being a Lockback style of knife there is no strong spring to overcome in opening, and the lock does tend to wear-in with use making closing safe and easy. I have been using my Wharncliffe blade #72 quite a bit and I don't even use the nail nick to open the blade. It is that easy.
You will like the #72 Mini-Lockback, a good choice for Ladies and Gentlemen alike. And that is an attractive handle as well. A lot to like there.
Donnie can get that lock worked in for you. An hour in front of the television locking and unlocking the knife repeatedly and he'll have it working butter smooth. It is a precisely fitted lock that I personally admire. Strong and safe!
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Dave,
I am hoping the spring wont be too tough in that new GEC 72. I never could open a 23 but this blade makes this look like it may have the feel of a larger knife without the challanges for me. I think Robert is right, it sure has the look of an classic knife pattern and I like that handle color also
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KnifeMaker Comment by Dave Taylor on May 26, 2011 at 20:58 -
My feelings exactly.
They don't come any better than Jan.
And you're sure right. Good = Good!
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