KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Flea mkt.finds, cleaned up a little, a lick and a promise on the lansky and a squirt of slick'um. John Primble 5371 by Boker,.Camillus 67 and a little Hammerbrand. Got some wear but I'm ::super_happy::
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Nice finds, there, Bighomer! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Ya done good BH. ::nod::
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::tu:: ::nod::
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At the Cambridge Mn. Antique show today from one dealer I bought a J.Primble stag folding hunter with blade etch, unsharpened, a Western 532 with deer etch, and a Case XX 2229 1/2 slick black (Tadpole), all three for $200. Later I found an antique Wyeth Hardware Mfg. Co. stag fishtale jack for $100. One the way home at a rummage sale I picked up 5 much less valuable knives mainly because they were cheap ($50 for the lot) including a mint KA-BAR USMC 100 year anniv. in a Army sheath, a Uncle Henry mint 153 UH, a decient Schrade158OT, a near mint Uncle Henry lockback in it's sheath, and a Schrade 6-OT in really good condition in a beat up sheath.____Dave
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Wow!!!
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bighomer wrote:Flea mkt.finds, cleaned up a little, a lick and a promise on the lansky and a squirt of slick'um. John Primble 5371 by Boker,.Camillus 67 and a little Hammerbrand. Got some wear but I'm ::super_happy::
Impressive, wish we had Flea Markets with old pocket knives over here, nice find. ::tu::
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Here's another shot of the cheapies. The 153UH sure has a nice sheath that comes with their knife. I have no idea why the USMC stamped knife come with an Army marked sheath. ___Dave
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Very nice, my Minnesota friend! ::tu::
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AAPK members find some beautiful specimens!
Here are a few (perhaps lesser) of my recent finds:
A Schrade Walden 804 that was in rough shape with a nasty melted spot and general delrin fatigue. Part of a 1 for 3 knife trade for a shiny, but worn, bone stockman from Japan. I sanded and CA glued the melted handle. It dried much darker than hoped. Your thoughts on staining the light spots would be appreciated.
A Premier bare headed celluloid jack. I liked the longpull, swedge and funky scales.
A GAK Victorinox with a tipped main blade. Less than an eighth inch was missing. I wish people would stop prying open things with thin blades!
A friend found me a great little Pal Blade Co swell end jack with nice bones.
All nice additions to my non mint eclectic collection.
I remain in awe of your finds,
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djknife13 wrote:At the Cambridge Mn. Antique show today from one dealer I bought a J.Primble stag folding hunter with blade etch, unsharpened, a Western 532 with deer etch, and a Case XX 2229 1/2 slick black (Tadpole), all three for $200. Later I found an antique Wyeth Hardware Mfg. Co. stag fishtale jack for $100. One the way home at a rummage sale I picked up 5 much less valuable knives mainly because they were cheap ($50 for the lot) including a mint KA-BAR USMC 100 year anniv. in a Army sheath, a Uncle Henry mint 153 UH, a decient Schrade158OT, a near mint Uncle Henry lockback in it's sheath, and a Schrade 6-OT in really good condition in a beat up sheath.____Dave

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Fresh back from the flea market!!! Bought my first "collection."
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Way to go, Scott. That'll keep you busy for a day or two! :lol:

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I'll agree with Ray, that ought to keep you busy for a day or two! There appears to be several interesting ones in the pile and no doubt there will be interest in all of them. ::tu::
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MT V all pretty but that first one and last one stand out to me. Both wonderful old knives. Congrats. ::nod:: ::nod::
Scott, you got so much my eyes got tired looking! And looks like some jewels mixed in. I'll have to watch your ebay site. ::nod:: ::nod::
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Thanks doglegg. The Schrade Walden and the Pal Blade Co are the pick of the litter without question. But, for a total cash outlay of $4 Cdn ::woot:: for the Premier and the Victorinox I am happy to add them to my pile. One day I might get lucky and “Be Like Scott!” ::tu::
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Nice work Scott. Looks like some really interesting ones in there. ___Dave
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MT-Vessel wrote:Thanks doglegg. The Schrade Walden and the Pal Blade Co are the pick of the litter without question. But, for a total cash outlay of $4 Cdn ::woot:: for the Premier and the Victorinox I am happy to add them to my pile. One day I might get lucky and “Be Like Scott!” ::tu::
:lol: :lol:
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MT Vessel, oh my, that Pal! ::drool::
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I got this beautiful little, 2 11/16", multiblade today.
It is a fine little knife.
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FRJ wrote:I got this beautiful little, 2 11/16", multiblade today.
It is a fine little knife.
The button hook makes me think it’s a fine and old little knife.
Is that tortoise shell or celluloid? It’s a lovely colour either way and that’s a very useful lookin knife. ::tu::
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Thank you, Ann.
My understanding is that the covers are tortoise with a gold wash on the liners for background.
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Joe is it marked as to maker ? For some reason it makes me think of a French knife ?
It certainly is a very fine and Fancy old knife and in top condition, a fine tribute to the skill of cutlers past.
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Sometimes.....you stumble on some really nice ones!!
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TripleF wrote:Sometimes.....you stumble on some really nice ones!!
NICE! Kind of a slow day for you though, isn't it? ::tu:: :D
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