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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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kamagong, Looks like a "Pekka" puukko, but who made the top knife? John
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Good eye. The puukko was indeed made by Pekka. The top knife was made by Ray Laconico. It's his take on the Argentine criollo knife.
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kamagong, Thanks!
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Really like the looks of it. thanks for the info, and the pic, of course. :thumbup:
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Really like that Puukko Christian!
Beautiful Burl on the Steingass Primble!
I have a Puukko with me today also.
Beautiful Burl on the Steingass Primble!
I have a Puukko with me today also.
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Just took some pics of my new American Walnut #73 bought off the exchange.
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Two exceptional knives, Christian!! The puukko gods and Rino blessed me with a beyond beautiful puukko. I want to thank him in his own thread and really wanted to get some great pictures. Time, life and camera issues have held that up.
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Just took some pics of my new American Walnut #73 bought off the exchange.
Nice 73 black mamba, that's some special walnut, very grainy!
I liked the acorn shield too. Are the blades stainless?
-James-
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Yes, 440C, and it has a very nice, smooth walk & talk as well, not a nail breaker at all.
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Well Jeff, you sure picked a winner. Enjoy!
Edit: Anyone know... Does the acorn shield always designate stainless?
Edit: Anyone know... Does the acorn shield always designate stainless?
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Here is something a little different, Cocobolo scales, carbon pruning blade, chrome over carbon shears. German, King brand, Made by Boengen and Sabin.
Happy Wednesday folks.
Best regards
Robin
That's just bizarre. In a good way.
Toting this pair today.
Some Case Pakkawood from the 70'sHope everyone has had a nice day!
That's a great clasp knife, Ron, but the soddie is what really pops. What amazing grain! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Some Case Pakkawood from the 70's
As a teenager, I used to carry a green sodbuster that came in that very box. It was one of the few knives that I ever lost. I blamed it on my girl chasing back then. The wood one you show is very nice my friend ! You collecting Kentucky stuff now ? I can always send you a wildcats cap !
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TsarBomba - Thanks, I didn't realize it until today, but my Buffalo is in need of a good waxing. It is too dry.
As a teenager, I used to carry a green sodbuster that came in that very box. It was one of the few knives that I ever lost. I blamed it on my girl chasing back then. The wood one you show is very nice my friend ! You collecting Kentucky stuff now ? I can always send you a wildcats cap !
Primble - Thanks for the compliment!
I know exactly the green Sodbuster you are talking about, and the Stag makes my trio complete. 
If the Cats make it to the Final 4 and they are not playing the Vols, 
I will definitely wear that cat cap!