KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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From the flea market today....
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You're making me drool, Brother!
Anything a man could use, a muskrat, an old Queen and a folding hunter. Webster is quite an experience!
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Another great haul, Scott.
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treefarmer wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 5:10 pmYou're making me drool, Brother!![]()
Anything a man could use, a muskrat, an old Queen and a folding hunter. Webster is quite an experience!
Treefarmer
Thanks fellas
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Who made the bone stockman in the middle of the group? Camillus? J.O'.
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That one caught my eye as wellRidgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:11 pm Who made the bone stockman in the middle of the group? Camillus? J.O'.
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Yeah, a lot of companies made them. Just looks like my EDC, except bolsters aren't filed. Great old knife. J.O'.
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doglegg wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 10:07 pmThat one caught my eye as wellRidgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:11 pm Who made the bone stockman in the middle of the group? Camillus? J.O'.
ULSTER KNIFE USARidgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:11 pm Who made the bone stockman in the middle of the group? Camillus? J.O'.
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Thanks Scott, looks like a nice one. O'.
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Thank you.TripleF wrote: ↑Tue Dec 19, 2023 12:38 pmdoglegg wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 10:07 pmThat one caught my eye as wellRidgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:11 pm Who made the bone stockman in the middle of the group? Camillus? J.O'.ULSTER KNIFE USARidgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:11 pm Who made the bone stockman in the middle of the group? Camillus? J.O'.
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Great finds, there, Scott!
I like that knife, Ridgegrass! Nice color!
I like that knife, Ridgegrass! Nice color!
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Thought I would share some knives I picked up a few days ago at the Denton antique mall.
The little one is a Craftsman, the next one just has CUT on the shield and tang; the next one is a Kinfolks in great shape; next one has a deer head and "White Tail" on the tang. The big boy has ONTARIO 9-87 stamped on the edge of the pommel.
The little one is a Craftsman, the next one just has CUT on the shield and tang; the next one is a Kinfolks in great shape; next one has a deer head and "White Tail" on the tang. The big boy has ONTARIO 9-87 stamped on the edge of the pommel.
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Those are great , David!I love the color of the Kinfolks! And the fixed blade is super!!
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Yesterday I was in a store and spotted this little slide blade knife. I noticed how good of shape
it was in and the price was only $5. It's not old but I think I only have two in my collection.
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it was in and the price was only $5. It's not old but I think I only have two in my collection.
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David,
That is a very nice little knife and it may be older than you think. With no area code that phone number goes back to at least October of 1947 when ACs first appeared.
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I thought about that Ray but it's so clean and even has the rough edges on the plastic seams. The blade still has the same perfect bevel and has never been sharpened. You may be right and this one has just been hiding in some box or drawer for all these years.
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My sister is in town for the holidays. We like to hit the flea markets and antique shops, but as it's winter, no flea markets. We hit half a dozen antique shops..she collects anything penguin-related, so she was able to clean up real good.
Most of the knives I see are junk, overpriced, or both. I did find these 2, which are not what I normally see around the area, so they were cool finds.
The first one is a Valley Forge pliers knife. I wasn't sure at first if it was a cobble job, but I took a chance on it, and it turns out to be a legit pattern. The main is short, but it doesn't take away from the cool factor for me. It even has remnants of the etch...
This other is a cute little Remington, R7713 pattern. Again, wasn't sure if it was a legit pattern, and the lack of a center pin threw me off, but some research after shows they were made with and without exposed center pins.
Overall, I'm really pleased with these finds, and time spent with sis is always a good thing!
Most of the knives I see are junk, overpriced, or both. I did find these 2, which are not what I normally see around the area, so they were cool finds.
The first one is a Valley Forge pliers knife. I wasn't sure at first if it was a cobble job, but I took a chance on it, and it turns out to be a legit pattern. The main is short, but it doesn't take away from the cool factor for me. It even has remnants of the etch...
This other is a cute little Remington, R7713 pattern. Again, wasn't sure if it was a legit pattern, and the lack of a center pin threw me off, but some research after shows they were made with and without exposed center pins.
Overall, I'm really pleased with these finds, and time spent with sis is always a good thing!
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That Valley Forge is way cool.____Dave
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Great knives Glenn, it doesn't matter a bit to me if hoks like those are a little short or whatever it just they were used as they were intended.
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Knice scores Glen!!!
Found these at an estate sale today.
Found these at an estate sale today.
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Due to some covid in the family, we are having our Christmas gathering this evening. Just opened this from one of my sons.
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Sweet! You should move that son up to the top of the "inheritance List"
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