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Moe Legare
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- North Smithfield, RI
- United States
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Northeast Cutlery Collec…
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Engraver's Corner
25 members
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Scrimshaw on knives
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Very nice
Outstanding!!
What a show,Very Nice,Thanks!
Simply Elegant!
The craftsmanship is Fantastic on all! What a Beautiful Collection and Thank you for sharing!
Dave,
Nice work, for the time you have been engraving it's really outstanding....
Keep up the good work friend...
Moe
Profile Information
- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- Yes
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- Yes
- How long have you collected knives?
- 36 to 40 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Vintage Custom Folders & Sheath Knives.
Some Randalls & Randall Miniatures by Don Hedrick.
Scrimshawed & engraved knives.
- About Me
- I currently am a Life Member, Treasurer and Database manager of the NCCA (Northeast Cutlery Collectors Association) in the New England area. The NCCA currently has 456 members in its database.
Visit the NCCA web site at: www.ncca.info
- Interests
- Knife collecting has been a long time hobby, I started out with Vintage knives but more recently have gravitated to vintage custom knives with scrimshaw and engraving.
I still pick up vintage antique folders from time to time.
- Other Hobbies
- I also love to fish for Bass & Northern Pike out of a Kayak. I currently have two Kayaks for different situations. My favorite fishing destination is the state of Maine.
- Quote
- "FISHIN NOT WISHIN"...
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Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 12:03pm on June 30, 2010,
Craig T. (max) McGruder said…
- It's always a pleasure to make new friends!....Max
- At 11:17am on June 30, 2010,
- Happy Birthday Moe! Hope you get all you wish for!
- At 10:14pm on January 29, 2010,
Andy Voelkle "AxeMan" said…
- Awesome collection of blades, and of course I like your Randalls. Consider getting a few axes?
- At 9:58am on January 4, 2010,
Joseph Yarrow said…
- Great site Moe, Thanks for bringing it to the attention of NCCA members.
- At 10:37pm on December 23, 2009,
Peter Gobel said…
- Thanks for the welcome. I've missed a bunch of shows 'cause my schedule got changed so I work Sundays I'm hoping to switch things around and make the March Marlboro show. See you there.
PG
- At 10:33pm on December 22, 2009,
Chuck Richards said…
- Thanks for the welcome. Interesting site. I am still looking around and getting my bearings
- At 12:10pm on December 10, 2009,
Scott King said… - Moe- what did you sent Art down here to Parkers Show and didn't come too? I'm here now. Art's here, but I haven't made my way back to his corner yet :)
- At 3:44pm on December 4, 2009,
Scott King said…
- Hey Moe!
Thanks for joining our community. I think you, and your members will like it here, especially as y'all spend time getting to know us :)
Don't forget to join your clubs Group and feel free to help us get it ready for your members. If you have any question, please let me know.
Scott
- At 11:07am on December 4, 2009,
Gary Kennedy said…
- Good looking Knives
- At 10:35am on December 4, 2009,
David Villiard said… - Thanks for inviting me Moe... Looks to be a great place to hang out.
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Yea that sabretooth is pretty cool I googled it after I read your post. Definatly a knife that can perform multiple tasks.
well it turns out GEC has a charity site where the list all the winners of thier contests
http://www.greateasterncharity.info/
This site tells the name of the winner and also the amount donated
I second everything Andrew said and add a couple of things.
I own a fully serrated Cold Steel Vaquero Grande that looks very similar to the X2 Voyager you have pictured. It is huge, so I don't carry it much. As an EDC I personally don't have too mu…
This club is for the discussion of fixed blade owners or followers.
If you use your knives like crazy then join this group!! If not, still join this group. :D
For folks who find a knife in their pocket- most everyday
i've never owned one, but i can say from having partially serrated knives, that it wouldn't be for me. i don't cut people out of seat belts, or cut a lot of rope in my day to day. i DO like serrations for stripping wires, however. except for the fac…
They are rare to find...but women can carry knives just as well as men can! There are plenty of knives that are perfect for women too! Let the world know which knives you prefer (ladies) or recommend (gents!)
This is a group for people who are interested and passionate about tactical knives. If you have a general interest or questions about tactical knives feel free to join.
This group is to discuss the attributes of Bram Franks knife designs as they relate to his training methodology called Modular. Unique concepts such as kinetic opening, indexing points, and the puzzle lock, all contribute to the training.
I think he did an excellent job!! Still might have gone to the beer wagon once or twice though :) Thanks Ken!
I use the Bark River compounds that came with the strop that I bought. I have been happy with them so far.
http://www.knivesshipfree.com/Bark-River-Sharpening-Compound-With-Instructions
"The Porch" may be one of the best parts of the whole outing and it sure sounds good to me.
If''n the snakes and tarantulas don't get me a'fore then we'll see what we can do.
(Some call it hell with the fires out. Others call it Arizona......)
Thanks for your input! I view this knife much like the Spyderco Civilian. If I use it with success (God forbid) it will break, likely at the tip. This knife has no "utility" value.
Unfortunately, police model starts out with a thin blade, which over the years have gained a reputation for snapping at the tips. The G10 model is a better handle than the plastic one, or the more popular, stainless steel. The blade on all are the s…
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