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Bulldog Elephant Toenail KCA 1 of 50 Circa '01
This Elephant Toenail is a 25th Kentucy Knife Collectors #49 of 50 made of this patern. This is photo #2 posted. I recently started using SMKW Exclusive Product Coon P. Developed by NASA and endorsed by NKCM, it is a unique product especially good with ET and the larger knives that are typically yough to open. It's a clean enviromentally safe product and leaves a small residue but not a the greasy was your hands kind. Do not use on light color bone or contrasting JB scales (that's my experiance) if you do, do so very very sparingly. On older knives it's tops, much better overall than REM OIL. On MOP, derlin, and composits it's tops to. But it does seem to acelerate the oxidation of brass and knicle silver but that could just be my imagination....
Albums: Kell Evans Collection
Location: Kingstree SC
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Comment by falah gumilar on October 29, 2010 at 21:16 -
sweet....
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Comment by Scott King on October 26, 2009 at 13:26 -
Now you talking my language there Kell! You like toes, I got a couple you mght just like- check 'em out in my Toenail Photo Album
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