Comanche taskmaster lockback ?

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Comanche taskmaster lockback ?

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I picked this up sunday from a market, the blade had a lot of side to side play and the bolsters was loose, I re fitted the bolster and blade, re profiled the blade to a nice point and polished it up, I've looked on line but cant find much out about these, I was thinking Japanese? I see frost did some with comanche on the blades , this has no stamp just the etching , very nice bone covers , anyone know about these ::tu::
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I don't have any knife info, Paul, but you did an excellent cleanup job. ::tu::
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::nod:: ::nod::
1967redrider wrote: Mon Nov 22, 2021 2:21 pm I don't have any knife info, Paul, but you did an excellent cleanup job. ::tu::
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Thanks guys ::tu:: was a fun project and now useable , the blade tip was terrible :?
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Nice save Paul! ::tu:: I don't know anything about your knife, other than it's really cool! ::nod:: I'm a sucker for big ole' folders and your new Comanche ticks all the boxes for me! Very nice knife! 8)
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Well done Paul!!! ::tu:: 8) ::tu::
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Thanks guys, I cant seem to find any info on this knife or many pics ::hmm::
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zed6309 wrote: Mon Nov 22, 2021 7:40 pm Thanks guys, I cant seem to find any info on this knife or many pics ::hmm::
Paul, Great save on the knife, It looks great. ::tu:: ::tu::
Goins 1998 shows a Comanche Cutlery Surgical Steel on Page 66
c1980's "Pakistan" stamped with ink on the back of the blade.

A google search shows pictures of knives similar to yours with the same blade stamp
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rustyoldknife wrote: Tue Nov 23, 2021 3:24 am
zed6309 wrote: Mon Nov 22, 2021 7:40 pm Thanks guys, I cant seem to find any info on this knife or many pics ::hmm::
Paul, Great save on the knife, It looks great. ::tu:: ::tu::
Goins 1998 shows a Comanche Cutlery Surgical Steel on Page 66
c1980's "Pakistan" stamped with ink on the back of the blade.

A google search shows pictures of knives similar to yours with the same blade stamp
Thanks David I'll go googling :D
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Ok I googled Pakistan Comanche taskmaster pocket knife and all I get is the usual schrade look a likes ::hmm:: David what did you put on your google search ::tu::
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zed6309 wrote: Tue Nov 23, 2021 8:08 am Ok I googled Pakistan Comanche taskmaster pocket knife and all I get is the usual schrade look a likes ::hmm:: David what did you put on your google search ::tu:: Screenshot_20211123-080603_Chrome.jpg
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Here is a picture of Comanche Taskmaster 4 that I thought look similar? The auction that sold the 2 knives listed them as Brass and two piece wooden gripped pocket knife with folding 4 inch blade and the other as pocket knife with antler grips and 3.5 inch blade named Comanche Taskmaster No. 4.

Frost also used the Comanche name but I did not find any Frost using Comanche Taskmaster name. So I do not know who made your knife but it is still a good looking
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That frame style with slanted bolsters sure looks familiar, but I'm drawing a blank right now.
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rustyoldknife wrote: Wed Nov 24, 2021 2:08 am
zed6309 wrote: Tue Nov 23, 2021 8:08 am Ok I googled Pakistan Comanche taskmaster pocket knife and all I get is the usual schrade look a likes ::hmm:: David what did you put on your google search ::tu:: Screenshot_20211123-080603_Chrome.jpg
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Here is a picture of Comanche Taskmaster 4 that I thought look similar? The auction that sold the 2 knives listed them as Brass and two piece wooden gripped pocket knife with folding 4 inch blade and the other as pocket knife with antler grips and 3.5 inch blade named Comanche Taskmaster No. 4.

Frost also used the Comanche name but I did not find any Frost using Comanche Taskmaster name. So I do not know who made your knife but it is still a good looking Comanche-Taskmaster.jpg
Yeah this was the only pic I could find of this knife as well ::hmm::
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Trying to find out more about this knife and Comanche Cutlery (Pakistan) in general. I bought it at the local antique mall.

The blade release is extremely stiff. I have to use a thick bit of cloth to get enough pressure on it to close the blade safely.

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Welcome to AAPK. Your knife sounds dangerous! ::woot:: And not very useful. Be careful!

Maybe someone knows more than what has already been shared in the prior posts in this thread, but if so I’ll be surprised.

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