Nice find

[Ridgegrass]

Found this"Pocketeze" #323646, 3-1/8" Dogleg today. Saber-ground main, blades a bit stained but full, tight, and snappy. Nickel lined. Haven't found a nice Robey for quite a while. J.O'.

[FRJ]

And that is a dandy!!

Congratulations!

[doglegg]

Indeed!

[eveled]

Very nice!

[herbva]

Nice catch J.O.! What stain? I just see great patina!

[rea1eye]

I have a Dogleg Peanut very similar to yours. Excellent catch!

Bob

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks all.
Herb, Found it in one of "our" haunts.

Isn't "patina" a fancy Latin term for stain? And you know I'd never brag about a deal. J.O'.

[FRJ]

What's a fancy latin term for "sanded"?

I came across mine today. It has a good deal more wear than your's J. O'.
It seems like someone may have used sandpaper on this poor thing.

[Ridgegrass]

Joe, That's why I'll go to any lengths to leave them alone. Especially the saber-ground ones. It just smooths that shoulder down and the whole knife loses something. I guess if the choice is rust and pitting, well .... But they're still nice carry's. J.O'.

[stockman]

I have a Dogleg Peanut very similar to yours. Excellent catch!

Bob

Me too. Pattern 823248

Harold

[RobesonsRme.com]

Given the 646 pattern number, you might look to see if there are bronze bearings on the ends of the blade tangs or the inside surfaces of the backsprings.

[Waukonda]

Isn't "patina" a fancy Latin term for stain?

What's a fancy latin term for "sanded"?

Both nice knives!

[FRJ]

Given the 646 pattern number, you might look to see if there are bronze bearings on the ends of the blade tangs or the inside surfaces of the backsprings.

Thanks for the heads up, Charlie. No sign of bronze in the knife.

Thanks, Ike.