Comanche taskmaster lockback ?
Comanche taskmaster lockback ?
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
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Before pics .
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I don't have any knife info, Paul, but you did an excellent cleanup job.
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1967redrider wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 2:21 pm I don't have any knife info, Paul, but you did an excellent cleanup job.
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Thanks guys was a fun project and now useable , the blade tip was terrible
Before After
Before After
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Nice save Paul! I don't know anything about your knife, other than it's really cool! I'm a sucker for big ole' folders and your new Comanche ticks all the boxes for me! Very nice knife!
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Well done Paul!!!
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Thanks guys, I cant seem to find any info on this knife or many pics
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Paul, Great save on the knife, It looks great.
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
David
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Thanks David I'll go googlingrustyoldknife wrote: ↑Tue Nov 23, 2021 3:24 amPaul, Great save on the knife, It looks great.
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
Paul,
friendship is a rare and precious gift,
A day without a pocket knife is the day your need it,
friendship is a rare and precious gift,
A day without a pocket knife is the day your need it,
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Ok I googled Pakistan Comanche taskmaster pocket knife and all I get is the usual schrade look a likes David what did you put on your google search
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Paul,
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
David
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That frame style with slanted bolsters sure looks familiar, but I'm drawing a blank right now.
Gary
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Yeah this was the only pic I could find of this knife as wellrustyoldknife wrote: ↑Wed Nov 24, 2021 2:08 amPaul,
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
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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! 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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