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Well, he'as a Gold Member, so we may, if we can, give him such help.
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Marble's axes made in USA again?
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Well, he'as a Gold Member, so we may, if we can, give him such help.
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Some times I forget these things when I see a new face around here, there are so many 'I'm new what's this" threads, ya know?
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Yeah I hate to be one of those “newbies” seeking advice. That is why when my dad passed away last year and I inherited a vast knife collection (over 500 knives from Randalls to Busse to Spyderco etc). I have been lurking on here since september trying to educate myself and learn all I can about what all he has. I had to break up his collection into categories and work on one category at a time. I didnt sell anything until a few weeks ago. The last thing i wanted to do was sell something I didn't know anything about. Plus, I want my dads things to go to people who appreciate them just as he did and not some dealer or shark who is looking to take advantage of an unsuspecting chick with a lot of knives. Lol
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Based on this having an etch instead of an actual stamp into the steel, I would guess this to be late production.
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I have one exactly like it. I never really used mine. It has been hung up in the garage for 20 plus years. Mint condition.