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This might be the wrong forum for my question but about how much would this Tony Bose fixed blade be worth? Please let me know if I am out of line by asking the question.
As my brother-in-law would say, if your friend bought it on E-Bay, he paid more than anybody in the world for it.
Great desk knife from the best. Would that be A2 steel?
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Since it seems like it is ok now that the auction is over, here is the link which has additional pics:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...l1313&satitle=120348241344++&category0=&fvi=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...l1313&satitle=120348241344++&category0=&fvi=1
or is it the same guy!?
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Here is another example of a completed Ebay auction (yesterday) where the seller didn't put into his auction title exactly what he was selling. Someone got a great deal on a Case / Bose collaboration Yukon! Case / Bose knife pics included in the listing so as not to stray too far from the intended meaning of this thread 
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...sid=m37&satitle=320324755816&category0=&fvi=1
.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...sid=m37&satitle=320324755816&category0=&fvi=1
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Mustn't let thread slip off page one! Mustn't let thread slip . . . . . . .Here is another example of a completed Ebay auction (yesterday) where the seller didn't put into his auction title exactly what he was selling. Someone got a great deal on a Case / Bose collaboration Yukon! Case / Bose knife pics included in the listing so as not to stray too far from the intended meaning of this thread
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...sid=m37&satitle=320324755816&category0=&fvi=1
Hey!! Someone stole that Yukon!!
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Us Kentucky gals (BetsyV and I) were invited up to visit The Wilfred Works this past weekend. First impression of the shop is WOW! I kept thinking to myself "so this is where the magic happens? We took a quick little look around and were immediately impressed with the organization and placement of everything. Betsy and I took a moment to look at all of the pictures up on the walls of the shop. Of course there were knives.....but amongst those pics there were some pictures of the people that Tony has made knives for in the past. Behind all of the pictures, were cool stories that Tony told us about. Let me tell you....there are some very interesting stories!
We then had the GREAT HONOR to go where no women have EVER gone before....Tony's Office (he, he). On the door leading into his office was a sign that stated "NO GIRLS ALLOWED". Since Tony is the nice man that he is, he made an special exception for us
We CE and CF'ed many knives and of course I was impressed. Again, each one of the knives had a story. It amazes me how Tony knows the story behind each one of those knives. He has a plethora of knowledge about knives and their history. Betsy and I both talked about how we could sit and listen to Tonys stories all day long.
Shortly after our tour and CEn and CFn all that we could find, we took a little trip into Coal City for an Old Fashioned Knife Swap. That was such a neat experience, walking around and looking at all of the knives the collectors brought in for the swap. It was fun to watch the locals ask Tony questions about knives and rub elbows with him. After the knife swap, we went back to the Wilfred Works and sat for a bit, chatting about knives. I will have to tell you, it was probably one of the best days I have had in a long while. Just to sit and chat with Tony and Kerry was a true pleasure. If you ever have the opportunity to meet Tony Bose, you should! Tony, thanks again for the tour, and I hope to see you again soon!
We then had the GREAT HONOR to go where no women have EVER gone before....Tony's Office (he, he). On the door leading into his office was a sign that stated "NO GIRLS ALLOWED". Since Tony is the nice man that he is, he made an special exception for us
We CE and CF'ed many knives and of course I was impressed. Again, each one of the knives had a story. It amazes me how Tony knows the story behind each one of those knives. He has a plethora of knowledge about knives and their history. Betsy and I both talked about how we could sit and listen to Tonys stories all day long. Shortly after our tour and CEn and CFn all that we could find, we took a little trip into Coal City for an Old Fashioned Knife Swap. That was such a neat experience, walking around and looking at all of the knives the collectors brought in for the swap. It was fun to watch the locals ask Tony questions about knives and rub elbows with him. After the knife swap, we went back to the Wilfred Works and sat for a bit, chatting about knives. I will have to tell you, it was probably one of the best days I have had in a long while. Just to sit and chat with Tony and Kerry was a true pleasure. If you ever have the opportunity to meet Tony Bose, you should! Tony, thanks again for the tour, and I hope to see you again soon!
