Dog's Head questions
- Ridgegrass
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Dog's Head questions
Found this yesterday.
-Is it a 2291?
-The liners appear to be nickel silver ? Price says the earlier ones were "iron" and brass was later, doesn't mention nickel silver. ??
-Can it be dated with a "KA BAR" over "Registered U.S.Pat. Office"" stamp on the mark side? Levine and Price don't mention this mark ? (I have two more with that mark).
Thanks. J.O'.
-Is it a 2291?
-The liners appear to be nickel silver ? Price says the earlier ones were "iron" and brass was later, doesn't mention nickel silver. ??
-Can it be dated with a "KA BAR" over "Registered U.S.Pat. Office"" stamp on the mark side? Levine and Price don't mention this mark ? (I have two more with that mark).
Thanks. J.O'.
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Re: Dog's Head questions
Don't know much of the history but I believe you have identified the liners properly as NS.
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Re: Dog's Head questions
JO, i have never seen a doggie with iron liners. Most of mine have brass liners and nickel bolsters. Need a time machine to find out why or when the nickel liners were used, there is no literature I have seen showing the changes.
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Re: Dog's Head questions
Thanks Gene. Any relationship of the "Reg. U.S. Patent" mark to a time period? J.O'.
Re: Dog's Head questions
KA-BAR / REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. I don’t know if this is the stamp in the OP
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Re: Dog's Head questions
That's the one. Thanks a bunch, Stockman. J.O'. 

Re: Dog's Head questions
Nice knife. Harold