Folding*Pocket*Pen*Clasp Knives are practical & historial to carry (1700s-1800s [ or 1AD
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Folding*Pocket*Pen*Clasp Knives
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Clark Badgett
40 Cal
Yeah, and?Folding*Pocket*Pen*Clasp Knives are practical & historial to carry (1700s-1800s [ or 1AD
Look up South Union Mills .com they have some 18th century and 19th century folding knives for sale.
Find a copy of Firearms, Traps & Tools of the Mountain Men by Carl P. Russell University of New Mexico Press.
That book will answer your questions.
Find a copy of Firearms, Traps & Tools of the Mountain Men by Carl P. Russell University of New Mexico Press.
That book will answer your questions.
Brokennock
Cannon
There were questions in the op?
All I saw was a vague, and debatable/questionable statement.
But of course it was phrased as absolute irrefutable fact
Banjoman
45 Cal.
Huh?
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