All About Pocket Knives

Wow Philip, some great old artifacts!. Love the axe's and hammer stones.

Article from a December 1946, New York newspaper.

An article from a January 1947, New York newspaper.

Articles from February 1947, New York newspapers.
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Another article from a February 1947, New York newspaper.
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Articles from March 1947, New York newspapers.
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Articles from April 1947, New York newspapers.
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From a May 1947, New York newspaper.
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From June 1947, New York newspapers.
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Articles from July 1947, New York newspapers.
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Articles from August 1947, New York newspapers.
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An article from a November 1947, New York newspaper.
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Another article from a November 1947, New York newspaper.
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Hi I'm new to this form back to start out by saying that's a really nice collection! My great uncle has been collecting his life and he has reached to h of 93 I don't think he's going to be with us much longer sorry to say my question is he has a museum quality collection from Southern Indiana River basin in Jefferson county. His collection consists of over 100 shadow boxes ranging from bird points,arrowheads,drill bits, tomahawks, battle axis, pipes and even a plow that is incredible!! His father acquired a farm back in 1920 and we think it must have been an Indian village there is to burial mounds and the items that he has found over the years leads us to come to that conclusion! He is wanting to possibly liquidate his entire collection and like I said I'm new to this can anyone put me in touch with the right person or people get this job done for him before he passes thank you
ROBERT

This is from a January 1948, New York newspaper.
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These are from March 1948, New York newspapers.
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From a July 1948, New York newspaper.
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New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Wed Dec 22, 2021 7:28 pm Another article from a November 1947, New York newspaper.
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Indians useing chopsticks. Funny thought.

From August 1948, New York newspapers.
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From September 1948, New York newspapers.
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From a September 1948, New York newspaper.
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From an October 1948, New York newspaper.
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From a December 1948, New York newspaper.
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Interesting reads Skip!

TPK wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 7:47 pm Interesting.....

Thank you, Tom.