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I’m glad you’re enjoying it. Great pics. (I like the beetle pine background.)
That is exceptional. I am truly jealous, but very happy indeed for you!
I’m glad you’re enjoying it. Great pics. (I like the beetle pine background.)
Still waiting for the rest!!The first wire jack.View attachment 1441035
Nicely done Alan!Just for you Charlie. All the patterns less the axe/hatchet prototype that is believed to be the remaining known one of two. Not shown. The Boy and Girl Scout Chow Kits
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Thank you.Nicely done Alan!
Been a while since I posted an old beauty so I figured I better post a good one... I reached out to a fellow porch sitter a while back and mentioned to him that if he ever felt like letting this one go that I would be ready and willing. Good things come to those who wait Thank you fellow porch friend
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Thanks, Alan!!! Great collection of historically important pieces!!Just for you Charlie. All the patterns less the axe/hatchet prototype that is believed to be the remaining known one of two. Not shown. The Boy and Girl Scout Chow Kits
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I'm always looking for nice Washington Jacks, landed a nice unused 4 line Camillus last week and pleasantly surprised to find it's only 3", most are 3 3/8" to 3 5//8". I guess this makes it a boy's Washington Jack.
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I'm always looking for nice Washington Jacks, landed a nice unused 4 line Camillus last week and pleasantly surprised to find it's only 3", most are 3 3/8" to 3 5//8". I guess this makes it a boy's Washington Jack. Can't remember ever seeing another.
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