Greatly appreciate the shout out Pioneer. Stay frosty 🇺🇸

Heck of a show, brother Dwayne  !!
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Thank you Dwayne. I truly appreciate it brother. Great knives&info on the celluloid. Thats a great lookin machete/ kayana. Have a great week&God bless.

Another great video,Sir. And another great bunch of knives.👍

Great bunch of knives there, brother Dwayne. I’m definitely going to make sure I’m subbed to those channels. Have a blessed day!

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Man i love your channel and collection always look forward new videos. Your channel has re ignited my passion for knives and Americana. Its been a real good week I just picked up a Remington bone handle bowie style knife 1926-30, and I met a guy at a local antique shop and he gave me a supreme deal on a Remington umc peanut and a rh32 and a western jc higgins branded fixed blade. Thanks again, truely enjoy and look forward to new uploads brother

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Some cool ones man 😎

Howdy, out yonder. I do a "look see" at your movin' pictures cause you break out ol stuff besides knives. I'm not as deep into blades as ye,  but I do like 'em when they're 100 years old and older. I do be likin' ol forged one piece spurs, ropes, saddles, hats, chaps, boots, chuck wagin cookin ' stuff 'n such, beads, and anything Native. The guns I do be likin' are too pricey. You get the idea; ol West antiquities from 1800 to 1920's. I know you be havin' some spurs. You're in too deep not to. I saw one off to the side on one of yer displays. I do think you be holdin' out. Your movin' pictures go beyond blades. I'm off grid and hardly participate in electronical devices. Ain't had a computer thing for 36 years. Only got an emergency phone when my son was attached to a Seal unit in Afghanistan, no tv, and drive less than 30 miles per week in my ol' beat up truck. It has antelope horns on the roof and smells like sage and gun powder. Your discussions are best cause you break out other antiquities an read up on 'em. I don't need to go off a tom cattin' lookin' for another "look see." I do be enjoyin' lookin' for bob cats an the rare wolverine in the foot hills. Saw one about 12 miles south of Laramie Peak back about 28 years ago a walkin' on the high plain after a frigid snow. Don't need to see grizz anymore or other shows. Yours 'll do just fine.

Man, thanks Dwayne!! 😊