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My best-preserved cub scout bubbled up.

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Cool knife Jer![]()
My best-preserved cub scout bubbled up.
Thank you. I still haven't found one exactly like the one I traded away, but I've got no complaints about this one.Cool knife Jer![]()
They are similar aren't they Jer?My randomizer did similarly: Camillus 72.
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I suspect that I*XL was catering to American sensiblities with those cool "Premium Stock Knives", Jack!! Interesting choice!!Picked up this old IXL Stockman today![]()
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I reckon you're right CharlieI suspect that I*XL was catering to American sensiblities with those cool "Premium Stock Knives", Jack!! Interesting choice!!
My finger went randomly into my "catch-all" drawer and came out with this interesting knife as well! It's an older Relic - a million-miler, Robeson Pocket Ease double-end Harness Jack!! Still works perfectly, and sliced my crossword puzzles out of the paper right smartly (sharp!)! Someone loved this knife, preserved the punch, oiled the joints and kept a keen edge on the blade!!View attachment 1587300
4-line Camillus with my poured epoxy handle. The edges need some easing.
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Thanks CharlieThose Heritage Jacks are nice knives, and were a wonderful Idea, Jack! Too bad they didn't do more for Queen in its day!!
My Fickle Finger of Fate landed on this random Robeson Jack this A.M!! Still nice and sharp, it will excise my daily crossword puzzles handily, from the morning paper!!View attachment 1591607
And the cops!I better stay away from the water today!![]()
Yes, I won't be going anywhere today!And the cops!
This one turned up Sunday, but it was extra random so I saved it till Tuesday. It was in my belt-buckle drawer, where I was looking for a patriotic buckle.
Tilting and squinting through a 20x loupe, I can barely make out "SYRACUSE KNIFE COMPANY" over a fourth line that ends in "NY". It's a Camillus brand made by Camillus in the 1930s, and imported from Poland by Camillus for a couple of years in the 1970s. I think this one's from the '30s.
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I bought it from the little guy in Little Falls, NY, who seems not to be there anymore.
Thanks. I'm glad I bought it, though it was worn and grubby. I liked that old guy, and he's probably dead.Yes, I won't be going anywhere today!That's an interesting knife Jer
You have a belt-buckle drawer?
I have a belt and braces drawer, and a bandana drawer!
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Yes, I suspect that, when I get to the markets and antique stores again, a few of the old folks I used to buy from regularly may no longer be thereThanks. I'm glad I bought it, though it was worn and grubby. I liked that old guy, and he's probably dead.
I keep my buckles in baggies so they won't scratch each other.
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I'll need that Holy Spirit buckle on the right at Praise team rehearsal tomorrow. They want to be reassured that the new board will work. We have it almost figured out.
Good luck Charlie, hope everything goes well my friendScanning French knives lately, I left this one on my desk, so grabbed it to tote around today - accidentally random!! Last knife for a couple days; going into the hospital for a shiny new titanium hip in the A.M!View attachment 1595577
I hope your old dealers are back in business, Jack!!![]()
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