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my newest favorite twins ;)
here are some new italian additions to my collection........
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hi jim..jim d, wrote:mrbigg,
1. Are there tang stamps on the very nice looking Damascus pair?
2. What is the tang stamp on the big guy?
3. Is the swedge blade your NOS transitional?
4. Is the knife in the rear of the top photo one of the new "scale free" models? Or is it the switchblade version of Wally J. Corpse?
Jim
1=no
2=rostfrei italy
3=yes that's my M Italy 9" transitional
4=wait and see
mr SD - regretably me neither - but still nice to play with
- Pushbutton
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Mr Bigg
I have a 9" dagger like your top one that has even more yellow in it. But let us forget new knives for a minute and travel back to those thrilling days of yesteryear when man made his own knife. Lets get the particulars on what your up to with those pieces in back with the skull button.
Teq
Lately I have been getting some gorgeous horns and it was roughly 2-3 years ago it was referred to as french tip, I think that was a come on phrase cause now it is never used anymore now you hear. Fantastic horn like they used to use or beautiful colored horn like the old days etc. Who knows horn is horn when its exceptional.
PB
I have a 9" dagger like your top one that has even more yellow in it. But let us forget new knives for a minute and travel back to those thrilling days of yesteryear when man made his own knife. Lets get the particulars on what your up to with those pieces in back with the skull button.
Teq
Lately I have been getting some gorgeous horns and it was roughly 2-3 years ago it was referred to as french tip, I think that was a come on phrase cause now it is never used anymore now you hear. Fantastic horn like they used to use or beautiful colored horn like the old days etc. Who knows horn is horn when its exceptional.
PB
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mr PB - i could tell you what i'm up to - but you know what they say about three guys and a secret i knew sticking those in that pic would intrigue a few of youPushbutton wrote:Mr Bigg
I have a 9" dagger like your top one that has even more yellow in it. But let us forget new knives for a minute and travel back to those thrilling days of yesteryear when man made his own knife. Lets get the particulars on what your up to with those pieces in back with the skull button.
Teq
Lately I have been getting some gorgeous horns and it was roughly 2-3 years ago it was referred to as french tip, I think that was a come on phrase cause now it is never used anymore now you hear. Fantastic horn like they used to use or beautiful colored horn like the old days etc. Who knows horn is horn when its exceptional.
PB
as far as the horn goes - prefer the look of the vintage stuff too it just seems to be richer with those greeny yellow colors.
the modern horns i have been seeing lately have been exceptional - these two are beautiful, but i too prefer more honey than creme!
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