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I have owned this EO for a while now but while home in Texas over the Christmas break, we went to this antique store in downtown Jacksonville Texas. I found this second PAL Jack knife. It is identical to the other except it has the Clip blade for a main but the handles are also Rogers bone. I don't think this knife was used very much since the 2 blades are virtually unused. now the 2 brothers are together again! 1940s era made.
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Looking good Perry, nice set
Hey thanks Kerry! Happy New Year to you and Tony! Thank you mustangtony!
As the hours tick do to a new year, I wanted to stop by and wish you and your's a Safe and Bright New Year to come and may life bring you joy and happiness.
Kerry
Thank you Kerry! Thank you Michael, pw collector, Trey and toolate!!
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your very welcome signaholic:)
Great looking knifes!
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