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Andy Larrison replied to Andy Larrison's discussion 1972 Case repair in the group Knife Repair, Modification, Restoration & Improvement
"Thanks Kevin.  It's very rewarding bringing something like that back to life.  And my friend couldn't believe it when I gave it back to him.  I'm working with a Tested…"
Monday
Kevin D replied to Andy Larrison's discussion 1972 Case repair in the group Knife Repair, Modification, Restoration & Improvement
"Nice work Andy I have found in (my very limited experience), that trying to work with blades that have been loved on, can be one of the biggest challenges.  Kudos!"
Monday
George R Naugle commented on George R Naugle's blog post My first hunting knife
"My father in law was a cabinet maker who had his own shop for some time.  He made this hunting knife from a file.  He engraved his name, Wm. Weik, on it."
Sunday
George R Naugle commented on George R Naugle's blog post My first hunting knife
"Of course the knife on the right is that same one I posted about above.  I have it here with a sheath I got for it when the original wore out. The one on the left also has a story.  Some…"
Sunday
George R Naugle posted a blog post

My first hunting knife

The following photo is of my first hunting knife.  I was about 12 years…See More
Sunday

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dead_left_knife_guy commented on Kevin D's photo
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9B

"Drooling...  Definitely a Camp Knife!  And a nice looking one at that...!"
Sunday
George R Naugle commented on George R Naugle's photo
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Unusual2

"I ended up buying this knife after the seller and I agreed on a price.  I am a remington collector, and this one will be a nice addition."
Saturday
George Haile joined Jan Carter's group
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Colonial Knife Corp

"THE KNIVES HELPING TO BUILD AMERICA SINCE 1926"Colonial Knife was incorporated in 1926 by the Paolantonio brothers; Antonio, Domenic, Fredrick . Prior to the three brothers forming Colonial Knife,…See More
Saturday
George Haile left a comment for George Haile
"Thanks for the welcome guys, yes that is s/n 17109 . From what I’m reading it is a very early version four pin and it is mint!"
Saturday
George R Naugle posted a status
"The design looks like it would be useful for budding, JJ. I did some budding at a local orchard, but I never used a knife like this one."
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