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The 200 is fine to own, it's not impacted by the new zombie knife legislation, if that's what you're thinking of.

I have an Armytek Tiara C1, which always felt very robust given its aluminium body. I have no idea how, but the lens on mine is cracked. It's still functioning fine, going on five years now, but I do expect it to stop if any water gets on the lens. I wouldn't buy another because I find the...

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@66jj99 Your photos aren't currently showing, at least for me. They show a little photo icon then just a string of numbers and letters like this: 134127-74b3bdef-cd45-46e7-89cd-40382ff36ad6-jpg Might need to re-embed them. These are special knives indeed, so worth a retry! Edit: and now...

For a while now, the moment you win some items it pays for the item. Same if you accept a seller's offer for a fixed price listing. I assume it's to cut down on the number of people who bid and win but then don't pay.

Certainly not from my perspective, it was just the OP's requirements I was attempting to reflect

Very good. Just found a 1934 one for not much more so have gone for it. Thank you @Pattree for the recommendation and thank you @Dan00001 for the thread that triggered it.

https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?isbn=9781514804858&n=100121501&cm_sp=mbc-_-ISBN-_-new Copies available here from within the UK for £9ish if that helps

This is quite the challenge as it has to have been an interesting (exciting) enough camping adventure to warrant publishing, and it has to have actually happened in real life, but also isn't aimed at being educational. I can picture one of those choice triangles where you can have two of the...

Likewise, really does seem to only be a lantern for tea lights. Link here for an eBayUS listing that handily notes you can store a spare one in the base...

Just make sure you're not offering up for sale any switchblades/automatics, balisongs, punch daggers, disguised knives etc. Almost everything else is basically fine, but there are plenty of us on here who can have a look at the photos and advise if it's not suitable for sale. There's the new...

I don't not be telling the shop if you have a licence or not, if that's the case. Offer to them, get the price you're happy with, or if they don't offer what you're after, move onto another shop. Not sure why they need to know if you have a licence or not until after you've completed the sale...

Nudge for the Terra Granite Stretch trousers

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A lovely gesture. It might be worth an email to the Imperial War Museum to find out?

Sounds like hard work, but fun and great to be outdoors. Does he have any contacts in the group he'll be working in to see what they use? I can imagine there being a few recommendations that are tried and tested but may not be mainstream.

Can you specify what the job is and how active your husband expects to be?

My first spoon is still...a stick, so good on you for getting it done.