Part 2 - Pink Elephant Antique Mall - Antiques Collectibles Toys Guns Knives Tools

My son and I took a trip up to the nearby Antique Mall in Livingston, IL. This particular Antique Mall is located in an old school and it has some rather interesting things both inside and out. From the highway, you'll see a giant tricycle, a pink elephant, a giant ice cream cone, and even what looks like a flying saucer. They have tons of interesting stuff, so I thought we should give you a look. Thanks for watching and commenting, we appreciate it. Background track is Cowboy Whiskey, a royalty-free instrumental piece provided by www.freesoundtrackmusic.com Antiques Collectibles guns knives vintage toys clothes jewelry flying saucer ice cream muffler man pink elephant school house pottery memorabilia automotive tin diecast cars tools art decorations

XL Espada 62NX Folder from Cold Steel Knives

Some of these items are currently out of stock. Orders taken at this time will be on backorder status until these items are available. In the late 1500's a new breed of men sprang from the impoverished soil of the Extremadura region of northwestern Spain and sailed to the New World to seek their fame and fortune. Small in number and armed with little more than the cloaks on their backs and an Espada (sword) in their belts, they cut a bloody path through impossible odds to emerge as Conquistadors of everlasting fame and glory. Today the opportunity to explore many new worlds and conquer entire nations at the point of a sword has faded but riches, fame and glory are still to be won and available to the "well armed" in great abundance. Carve out your share with the folding sword of the future we call the Espada. Available in three sizes to suit the bold, the bolder and the boldest, the Espada was designed by custom knife maker Andrew Demko and Cold Steel President Lynn C. Thompson. Their goal was to harness old world craftsmanship with new world advancements in mechanics and materials to create a new series of tactical folders for today's Conquistadors. Like the swords of old the Espada's are not for the weak, timid, faint of heart or those desiring another spring assisted play toy. Just pick one up and you'll see what we mean! Definitely not politically correct, they are huge yet surprisingly well balanced and feature dramatically upswept clip point blades that are ideal ...