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lol. only for the fundamentally photogenic challenged users...
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what was that large folder knife Croc Dundee had?
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so no, not the same knife.
You'll need to NOT use FB if you want to post pictures.....use IMGUR and post the BBCode url here to make the pictures appear in line.
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Snapped a couple pics from your video Girlymann
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I'm not trying to pimp my stuff here, but can I link the ebay listing I just posted? I tried my wife's FB as I don't do FB or anything else and the pics didn't post obviously. Thanks.
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No, you can't link to a currently active ebay auction...if you want to email me the pics I'll post them here for you (chippedmetal at gmail).
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RIGHT. Like I said earlier............
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So, I gotts ask, do you have any kind of documentation or photos showing that Paul Hogan ever owned the knife? Because anyone can purchase a knife and have it engraved with anything they want.
Anything to show who actually made the knife? Because it looks a lot like the ones pictured below, which have the same dimensions as the one you have listed for sale. Took me about 2 minutes to find these pics. They apparently come with different colored handles. Sold under the brand "Ducks Unlimited". They sell for around $50-$60.
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Anything to show who actually made the knife? Because it looks a lot like the ones pictured below, which have the same dimensions as the one you have listed for sale. Took me about 2 minutes to find these pics. They apparently come with different colored handles. Sold under the brand "Ducks Unlimited". They sell for around $50-$60.
Top- your knife. Bottom- Ducks Unlimited knife-
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or, this was the original copies were made from.
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and no, gosh darn it I don't have any photos like that. Curious, it took almost 15 years from the original post on this thread for a picture of the (movie) knife. Yet you want me to provide near instantaneous proof.So, I gotts ask, do you have any kind of documentation or photos showing that Paul Hogan ever owned the knife? Because anyone can purchase a knife and have it engraved with anything they want.
Anything to show who actually made the knife? Because it looks a lot like the ones pictured below, which have the same dimensions as the one you have listed for sale. Took me about 2 minutes to find these pics. They apparently come with different colored handles. Sold under the brand "Ducks Unlimited". They sell for around $50-$60.
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Unless I completely missed there being an actual knife brand called “Ducks Unlimited”, but I don’t think I did, Ducks Unlimited is a hunting/water fowl conservation membership organization that often has other manufacturer’s knives (Like Case, Schrade, and I’m sure many others) emblazoned with their logo and which are sold to/appeal to their members.
You don't have to prove anything.
But you did say the knife was given to Paul Hogan, and you're selling it, for a very high price, using his name. It also looks like you're using this thread to advertise the knife for sale.
I don't think it's unreasonable to inquire if there is anything whatsoever to indicate that Paul Hogan ever actually received or owned the knife.
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You're right. Ducks Unlimited is a conservation group, not a knife brand.
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that knife looks pretty cool, that looks like something lynn thompsons cold steel should have created, i would love a massive traditional bowie lockback folder like that made with quality materials
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Sorry, I wasn’t trying to besmirch your point, just that a search of Ducks Unlimited knives will generate a bazillion results from a lot of brands. That particular knife reminds me of Frost/Parker-like offerings.
No problem whatsoever. I never felt besmirched
.I have no idea who makes the knife, they have no markings. And from my experience that's never a good sign.