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Markco the Mad otter wrote: ↑Sun Jul 16, 2023 4:15 pm The three amigos, not the three stooges!

Funny Marko!

Gonna need a little more than make me an offer. He wants $3300 for it. I'm sure you could talk him down to $3000. That's a fair offer for this knife. Just don't insult him with a low ball offer. Blade looks sharpened to me and I've never seen a regular Latama 33cm (not flat guard or kris) go for mo...

boots wrote: ↑Sat Aug 05, 2023 2:38 am Gonna need a little more than make me an offer.

He wants $3300 for it. I'm sure you could talk him down to $3000. That's a fair offer for this knife. Just don't insult him with a low ball offer.

Looks good

13 posts since Jan. 2019?

Did you happen to buy that from me long ago?

If it is, it's a super clean original.

If you collect Beer Cans . . . . the tops evolved over the years First were Cone Tops, with a bottle cap top. 2nd were Flat Tops, all steel can with a seam. as in the blue Churchkey can above. 3rd were Aluminum tops, on a steel can. You still used a key to poke two holes. 4th were "Tab Tops" , , , ...

Every kid has a knife in Grade school and High school....This was in Queens, NYC 1970-80s.... I started collecting a few miniature sized knives when I was around 10-11 years old. To this day I won't leave the house without a knife. I remember carrying a little black Valor stiletto to school for yea...

jerryk25 wrote: ↑Fri May 26, 2023 2:08 am Funny thing was, in my day, everyone had knives. . .
Half of the kids came in in bluejeans and cowboy boots smelling like farm manure.
You did your chores before school.
I had to walk and feed the horses.

Better times.

I little gem!