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Is there a cheap canoe in carbon steel for around 30-35 dollars out there.
It does not realy matter teh handles material.
It does not realy matter teh handles material.
Cheap Carbon steel Canoe
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man that is a good question.
i had an old Case Mahogany bone with a canoe etched on the primary.
i can't think off hand who even made canoes besides case.
of course there are plenty made over seas.
i would actually like to get ahold of a Colt, green bone.
someone with more knowledge will have a better anwser
i had an old Case Mahogany bone with a canoe etched on the primary.
i can't think off hand who even made canoes besides case.
of course there are plenty made over seas.
i would actually like to get ahold of a Colt, green bone.
someone with more knowledge will have a better anwser
knowtracks
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Queen still makes a hell of a Canoe!
Course it is about $10 more'n you want to pay.
Course it is about $10 more'n you want to pay.
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well i guess i will have to pay alittle more then
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If you look around you can find them. I was hunting last week for some sort of decent pocket knife for a Christmas gift; for my daughter to give to her boyfriends dad. Twenty five dollar budget, and I was intent on not buying some junker from that "country that exports a lot of cheap knives to the USA". I found a German made Bulldog carbon steel green jigged bone canoe for $25 at a small shop less than five miles from where I live. I also bought at the same time a Rigid brand carbon steel and stag sleeveboard whittler for $35, got it cheap because of a few little rust spots. The whittler appears to be an Olbertz built knife. If there are any knife shops or old hunting/shooting/sporting goods stores nearby, go look, you may be pleasantly suprised at what pops up.
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Here is a Boker canoe with Appaloosa bone handles and carbon steel. It's a wee bit over your price range, but not much.
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I was going to suggest Böker myself, there are some cheaper models around in plainer bone but that Appaloosa bone that mnblade suggests is a very decent option. I have a Large Stockman in the same bone and F&F are very good.
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case amberbone CV, a little higher than you want to pay, they have a few SS options in your price range though
Sorry bout the link!
good luck
ivan
Sorry bout the link!
good luck
ivan
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The Queen in D2 is an excellent knife, for about the same money as the Boker.
Rough Riders are great inexpensive knives, but are not carbon steel.
Rough Riders are great inexpensive knives, but are not carbon steel.
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Folks let's keep recommendations "generic" rather than providing specific pricing and vendor links in this forum. On the other hand, feel free to provide commercial details privately via email and PM. Please remember that "Deal Spotting" (as well as "Auction Spotting") is a violation of the bladeforums.com Terms of Service.
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I read the guidlines and I was not deal spotting.I've seen a million links to colectorknives with no comments. What is up?
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Sorry Elliot. Bad Friday.
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No need for apologies between friends. Let's just get back to what brings us here.
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