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    Inland Items non Carbine

    It's a lazy rainy day with little to do, so I went through a few drawers.

    I picked these up some years ago, thought they were interesting.


    Zippo Lighter





    Letter Opener, I really like the Chief's Head.

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    Most of the letters I get are bills.
    I'd have more use for that awesome lighter and a nice cigar !

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    Your chiefs head reminds me of the 1950's Pontiac hood ornament. GK
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    Jim, those are nice, where did you ever find them?

    Charlie, then you need to lighter to burn the bills after you open them with the letter opener.... See, Jim has everything he needs!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tired Retired View Post
    Jim, those are nice, where did you ever find them?

    Charlie, then you need to lighter to burn the bills after you open them with the letter opener.... See, Jim has everything he needs!
    Tired Retired,

    Since I have never smoked. Burning the bills is a great idea.

    Picked up the letter opener years ago at Pomona gun show $10, the zippo lighter a few years back off of ebay $25. Just thought they were a bit different.

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