And studies them too.You'll get used to it. I think Ray was also going for the title,he posts 'em 10 at a time.
Carriage Key / Prestolite Folder ID
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He's got everything Wayne. And studies them too.You'll get used to it.
I think Ray was also going for the title,he posts 'em 10 at a time.
And studies them too.You'll get used to it. I think Ray was also going for the title,he posts 'em 10 at a time.
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May the Father and Son bless
Lyle
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Your welcomeIdeaphore wrote:Wow, thanks for the detailed post, and solving this mystery.
That would be very nice of you!Ideaphore wrote:Maybe I'll hand it off to my carpenter brother.
If you can get a photo of this on your knife for others to see that would be greatIdeaphore wrote:And in fact the tip of the square shaft is curved on one side, probably for opening a paint can.
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It's much like this one I found today while talking with an old friend. Any clue of the value?
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Back to the "R":
"Rostfrei" is German for stainless. Here's a bit of an oddity. It's a half-moon stamp, UTICA CUTLERY, Utica N.Y. Muskrat with the "R" on each blade. Definitely stainless. Why would they use the German abbreviation ? Made for export ? Just abbreviating "rust-free" ?::shrug::
Also wonder what formula that early stainless was ? Nice old piece anyway. J.O'.
"Rostfrei" is German for stainless. Here's a bit of an oddity. It's a half-moon stamp, UTICA CUTLERY, Utica N.Y. Muskrat with the "R" on each blade. Definitely stainless. Why would they use the German abbreviation ? Made for export ? Just abbreviating "rust-free" ?::shrug::
Also wonder what formula that early stainless was ? Nice old piece anyway. J.O'.
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