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Hi Scott...let's take a look.... https://www.ebay.com/itm/old-vintage-fo ... Swk6dbs6ez

...this Kerper looks like a keeper!

Jrarbogast wrote:Thanks and glad you like them. It makes it nice to actually be able to carry a 11 or 13 inch in your pocket.

Jason, mine arrived tonight and you did an excellent job! Money well spent and appreciated! Thanks!

lol...sometimes these older threads fool me into thinking they are new posts. Unfortunately, the knife and original poster, have not been active for a few years.

Thanks Luke! These pictured above, are the original 2 of 14 prototypes (MOP & Rams) from 2012. The Buffalo & Stag are from the very first run of 150 made in 2013. Not sure how many of that 150 Renzo Pascotto chose to stamp with his name, but I'm sure a very limited number. Angelo had announced a new...

Hi Greg and welcome. Rather than trying to help explain how to post pics, if you want to send them to me via email, I'll post them for you... julesvane666@gmail.com I use a site called Imgur, should you rather try that...Chris (JulesVane)

Certainly, they look very nice!

Here's a pair of George Cameron's pieces he did for me with Sterling Silver bolsters. They were made when NS ha just fallen out of favor because of some of the health concerns. They ARE beauties DonC! I can't imagine how sterling silver holds up as far as tarnishing goes. I have a small sterling si...

It is indeed a nice money clip Bill.

Should you want the correct pins installed, I can take care of that for you. Bill, thank you SO much for your kind offer to correct this "situation" for me. Lord knows you've helped me out with issues similar to this in the very recent past and I'm very grateful. Jeremy had made the offer to correc...

Thanks DonC and Luke! I was beginning to get the impression that it was “all bad”. I’m feeling a bit better about it today.

Well, can't blame you guys for givin' it to me straight. Live and learn, and that's what we are here for. To learn. Thanks guys!

JimBrown257 wrote:

JulesVane wrote:that pin is different than the others that are brass. Any reason why?

Probably a replacement. I think the bottom bolster should be brass too. The brass pin on top on this knife is historically accurate, though.

The entire bottom bolsters should be brass??? Or, you mean the pin?

Bill DeShivs wrote:The steel backspring pin is not correct. The knife has been reworked.

Wow. Once again, sold to me as original.

Corvus wrote:Pretty knife! Looks new as the day it was born. Nice find.

Thanks Rick. I know I've said it before, but one thing I sure love about this hobby is seeing these pieces loved and cared for, for so long.

JimBrown257 wrote:Cool knife. You're really starting to put a respectable collection together.

Is the backspring pin steel?

lol...Thanks Jeremy! Yes, I noticed that pin is different than the others that are brass. Any reason why?