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r8shell
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I like that a lot, HOKIE_FAN. A real workhorse. Stainless?
Today I had to cut up some nasty old tarps so I used this Hawkbill. It has no markings and seems to be stainless. It did a pretty decent job. I wish I had a clue how old it is and where it was made.
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It has the looks of a "Tina knife". The pins and the covers just say Tina to me. I wonder? Just type in Tina knife and you will get some examples...its gotta be one the more I look at it.
It has the looks of a "Tina knife". The pins and the covers just say Tina to me. I wonder? Just type in Tina knife and you will get some examples...its gotta be one the more I look at it.
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Nice Hawkbill r8shell, personally I don't think it's a Tina though 
I came across a Hawkbill made by 'Victoria' of Switzerland yesterday, the back-spring was no longer working unfortunately.
Today I'm carrying my Harrison Brothers & Howson 301, and John Milner Sleeveboard I picked up yesterday :thumbup:
I came across a Hawkbill made by 'Victoria' of Switzerland yesterday, the back-spring was no longer working unfortunately.Today I'm carrying my Harrison Brothers & Howson 301, and John Milner Sleeveboard I picked up yesterday :thumbup:
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Very nice find Jack, that is some impressive old stag on a good looking old knife.Nice Hawkbill r8shell, personally I don't think it's a Tina though
Today I'm carrying my Harrison Brothers & Howson 301, and John Milner Sleeveboard I picked up yesterday :thumbup:
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Thanks my friend, Remembrance Sunday here, so I thought I'd slip it into my coat pocket :thumbup:
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It's Saturday morning here in Singapore and I've got my Coats Easy Open in my pocket.
Linus, you keep posting lovely pics of this Coats EO. I do so enjoy seeing them~ :thumbup:
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Thanks Sam, great pic
Thanks Jack. Good to know as I took it on the iPhone and am looking at it on one!
In that case I'll pop it on the Sunday thread
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Wonderful knives posted today. I was traveling out of town last week and carried this American Elk Conductor with me.
And this Washington Jack has been in my pocket yesterday and today.
I hope everyone has been doing well.
And this Washington Jack has been in my pocket yesterday and today.
I hope everyone has been doing well.
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Both nice Jack but the Stag on the HB&H is AMAZING:thumbup:
@ Philllll, What a beautiful #48
Wonderful knives posted today. I was traveling out of town last week and carried this American Elk Conductor with me. And this Washington Jack has been in my pocket yesterday and today.
I hope everyone has been doing well.
Great knives Stephen---ALWAYS nice to be back home isn't it?
Beautiful Viper Armando, the bone covers are outstanding:thumbup:
Great pair to carry there Chris and a great buddy to hang with:thumbup:
@ Jerry, Thanks for the compliment on my Sodbuster Jerry, carrying it again today. JUST starting to show a patina that includes Sausage and a Fuji apple for desert
@ Xceptnal, love the "Beer Scout" Landon...
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I feel like a little kid again with a new glow in the dark toy, holding it up to the light to recharge it.
Who makes that fixed blade.
