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Jan Carter's Comments

At 10:15 on December 31, 2014, KnifeMakerAndrew Yates said…: Happy birthday! Hopefully Georgia is treating you well!

At 0:08 on December 31, 2014, FeaturedCharles Sample said…: Happy Birthday Jan!

At 12:21 on December 30, 2014, In MemoriamRobert Burris said…: Happy Birthday, I hope it's a good one. Thanks for everything.

At 19:39 on December 28, 2014, Bradford N. Goodwin said…: Thanks for the BD wish!

At 6:34 on December 21, 2014, larry said…: Jan thank you for your help. Can you recommend a good price guide or a website I can use to research some of the knives I have in my collection.
Thank you,
Larry

At 18:36 on December 11, 2014, Jim Thompson said…: Thanks for the comment on the DU muskrat that I got Tom to file work. He did a super job. Will also post tonight a pix of a Prototype of the Whittler that Queen issued for the acquisition of the company by the Daniels family that I recently acquired. Not sure of how many protos' that may have been made but it should be somewhat of a rarity.

At 21:24 on December 6, 2014, Jim Thompson said…: Thanks for the comment on the Hawbaker Muskrat. I have been looking for one of these for several years. Matter of fact the last few weeks I have scored well on muskrats. So far the wife has kept silent.

At 13:46 on December 6, 2014, Ron Cooper said…: Yeppers! It just wouldn't be Christmas without an iKC Santa Claus...

Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas!

At 10:47 on December 2, 2014, David L. Packham said…: Thank you for the warm welcome! I am really enjoying this site. I've been a knife aficionado for nearly 4 decades, with Buck being one of my favorite knife companies.

At 2:02 on November 25, 2014, Joe Mendoza said…: thank you every body 4 that warm welcome... every one have a great thanks giving...

At 8:18 on November 23, 2014, Jim Thompson said…: Thanks Jan for the comment on my Camillus Muskrat. While it is used, it and the other one I have also, have been well taken care of for their age. I have been collecting for a long time but I cannot recall seeing any old Stainless Camillus Rats. Is it possible that Camillus was the first maker to use stainless steel in a pocketknife??? I do not recall in any knife history I have read who the first maker was that used stainless.

At 23:42 on November 21, 2014, mark causey said…: thank you i have a small collection but i use almost every knife i have. my dad was a butcher by trade a sharp knife was a must. breaking down a deer or fillet a fish was my main interest in blade needs.

At 12:02 on November 16, 2014, Lori Bowers said…: Oh Jan, your oldest great-nephew was wondering if his Uncle could make him a hunting knife for his first hunt? He passed the hunter safety class and has his license. When they move to Arkansas he will get to go on his first deer hunt, for now he is going to try small game around here.