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I was digging through my closet and found some knives that my father gave me when I was a child. I did not have an interest in knives at that time
, so I put them up. I just rediscovered them. They are NIB. They are all Parker Eagle brand. One is a butterfly knife marked "gypsy" with modified elk horn handles. Another one has a blade that is longer than the handle. The handle has a metal piece that extends from it to hold the excess part of the blade. When you open the knife the metal piece folds into the handle and acts as a lock. The other two are traditional folders, one being a stag handled "Texas commemorative" edition. Does anyone know anything about these knives or the Parker company? I am sure they are not worth alot, more sentimental value than anything else.
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"Those who trade essential liberty for a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin