Wyatt Earp 110...

ItsTooEarly

ItsTooEarly

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Hello All, here's a Wyatt Earp 110 that I got... Number 456/500 ... I wanted this knife for some time... Now I have Wild Bill Hickock and Wyatt Earp... what a nice set to have... I'm very lucy to have them... :thumbup: ... I just need to give it a little make over... If I ever find me a krazy Kloth, that is... :eek: ... Thanks for looking... ITE ...


Wyatt Earp 110...
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Very cool Armand. I'll be looking forward to seeing it after it gets cleaned up. What kind of wood is in the handle? Mine looks like oak.

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Thanks Dave, it looks like oak but with a dark stain on it... My Daughter has one just like yours, that she got the other day too... I'll post hers soon, I need to take some pics of it... I like the lite oak better... :thumbup: ...
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I love those western theme knives. I also do not remember seeing any of this issue with dark Oak wood scales, only light ones. But, the scales on mine look to be darker than Dave's and lighter than Armands.
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jb4570 said:
I love those western theme knives. I also do not remember seeing any of this issue with dark Oak wood scales, only light ones. But, the scales on mine look to be darker than Dave's and lighter than Armands.
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I love your pictures, John... Now I like the lite dark ones, too... :confused: ...
You need to post them on the Sunday Picture Show, someday... ITE
 
Heres a picture of my Wild Bill Hickock 110... With liter oak wood inlays... But Dave's are liter still...

Look at the Year Mark ... :eek: ... Here we go again... :confused: ...
Thanks, ITE


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Why would anyone celebrate lowlifes like Earp and Hickock? They were not role models ya know
 
Plumberdv said:
Why do a lot of people celebrate and idolize a bunch of the lowlife Pro athletes today?
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LOL, I love it!! I sure hope Buck doesn't make any knives like that though! LOL

New for 2011 Limited edition, Michael Vick 110! Only 250 made! :D

Nice knives guys! I love the barbed wire theme too JB!! Great idea!
 
postfallsidaho said:
LOL, I love it!! I sure hope Buck doesn't make any knives like that though! LOL

New for 2011 Limited edition, Michael Vick 110! Only 250 made! :D

Nice knives guys! I love the barbed wire theme too JB!! Great idea!
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Thanks Jimbo,

I think I'd love to have a gold etch 110 of Michael Vick. I envision Michael in a tree with torn clothing and a pack of angry dogs at the tree's trunk, all looking up;):D "just kidding"
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jb4570 said:
Thanks Jimbo,

I think I'd love to have a gold etch 110 of Michael Vick. I envision Michael in a tree with torn clothing and a pack of angry dogs at the tree's trunk, all looking up;):D "just kidding"
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LOL, I'd display it right next to what's left of my Michael Vick dog's chew toy! :thumbup:
 
Plumberdv said:
Why do a lot of people celebrate and idolize a bunch of the lowlife Pro athletes today?
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Right, or heroin addicted, mentally ill suicidal pop stars?

I'm sure Buck could sell a lot of Kurt Cobain gold etch knives if they wanted to.
Not anything that I'd add to my collection, though.

But Wyatt Earp and Wild Bill Hickock are a part of western history and folklore.
 
RickT57 said:
Why would anyone celebrate lowlifes like Earp and Hickock? They were not role models ya know
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I always buy what I like... and I like both Wyatt Earp and Wild Bill Hickock... I wish they did Buffalo Bill, too... That's just me...

Don't buy them if you don't like them... Buy what you like.... :thumbup:
 
I wouldn't mind having an Ezra Meeker commemorative knife myself. Just a different aspect of the old west.
 
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