KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

[Ridgegrass]

Thank You Jerry. O'.

[bighomer]

Buddies yard sale.

[tvic]

That’s cool, Bighomer!

[dlr110]

These are some knives I picked up in Justin, TX. yesterday.
On the left is a Sabre Ireland Slimeline Trapper. Top middle is a Carl Schlieper Eye Brand Large Trapper #82 on the pile side of the main blade. On the right is a small 2011 CASE Trapper #6207 SS. Middle front is a PARKER CUT. CO. World's Fair Souvenir knife and it's a good thing the blade is surgical steel because I stabbed my hand with it. I'm kind of excited about the Eye Brand Trapper. It has the CARL SCHLIEPER (over) SOLINGEN GERMANY on the tang of both blades and a lot of etching on the main blade with the single eye mark. If anyone has more information on this knife I would greatly appreciate it.

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[Corn Creek Cutlery]

These are some knives I picked up in Justin, TX. yesterday.
On the left is a Sabre Ireland Slimeline Trapper. Top middle is a Carl Schlieper Eye Brand Large Trapper #82 on the pile side of the main blade. On the right is a small 2011 CASE Trapper #6207 SS. Middle front is a PARKER CUT. CO. World's Fair Souvenir knife and it's a good thing the blade is surgical steel because I stabbed hand with it. I'm kind of excited about the Eye Brand Trapper. It has the CARL SCHLIEPER (over) SOLINGEN GERMANY on the tang of both blades and a lot of etching on the main blade with the single eye mark. If anyone has more information on this knife I would greatly appreciate it.
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David, I have no info, but that is a NICE group there, especially the Eye Brand! Congrats!

[dlr110]

David, I have no info, but that is a NICE group there, especially the Eye Brand! Congrats!

Thank you Tony.

[Lama]

These are some knives I picked up in Justin, TX. yesterday.
On the left is a Sabre Ireland Slimeline Trapper. Top middle is a Carl Schlieper Eye Brand Large Trapper #82 on the pile side of the main blade. On the right is a small 2011 CASE Trapper #6207 SS. Middle front is a PARKER CUT. CO. World's Fair Souvenir knife and it's a good thing the blade is surgical steel because I stabbed my hand with it. I'm kind of excited about the Eye Brand Trapper. It has the CARL SCHLIEPER (over) SOLINGEN GERMANY on the tang of both blades and a lot of etching on the main blade with the single eye mark. If anyone has more information on this knife I would greatly appreciate it.
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Check out this paper by Mark Cole if you haven't already seen it.
https://www.academia.edu/48892118/The_E ... _Complete_

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Found this at my grampa's house. It was brought home from Vietnam. Apparently its hand hammered from a US Jeep leaf spring. The tooling is on both sides of the blade.

Forgot to mention it was bought from a Montagnard tribesman.

[doglegg]

These are some knives I picked up in Justin, TX. yesterday.
On the left is a Sabre Ireland Slimeline Trapper. Top middle is a Carl Schlieper Eye Brand Large Trapper #82 on the pile side of the main blade. On the right is a small 2011 CASE Trapper #6207 SS. Middle front is a PARKER CUT. CO. World's Fair Souvenir knife and it's a good thing the blade is surgical steel because I stabbed my hand with it. I'm kind of excited about the Eye Brand Trapper. It has the CARL SCHLIEPER (over) SOLINGEN GERMANY on the tang of both blades and a lot of etching on the main blade with the single eye mark. If anyone has more information on this knife I would greatly appreciate it.
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David the Schielper and the Case really stand out. Knice group.

[doglegg]

Found this at my grampa's house. It was brought home from Vietnam. Apparently its hand hammered from a US Jeep leaf spring. The tooling is on both sides of the blade.

Cool and associated with your Grandfather makes it even better.

[dlr110]

Check out this paper by Mark Cole if you haven't already seen it.
https://www.academia.edu/48892118/The_E ... _Complete_

Thank you sir.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Found this at my grampa's house. It was brought home from Vietnam. Apparently its hand hammered from a US Jeep leaf spring. The tooling is on both sides of the blade.

Forgot to mention it was bought from a Montagnard tribesman.

Very nice and unique treasure TWKG ... verrrry nice!!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Found this at my grampa's house. It was brought home from Vietnam. Apparently its hand hammered from a US Jeep leaf spring. The tooling is on both sides of the blade.

Forgot to mention it was bought from a Montagnard tribesman.

Nice!!! it looks similar to a blade I brought back from Thailand, and as they are geographically so close that would make sense...

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Found this at my grampa's house. It was brought home from Vietnam. Apparently its hand hammered from a US Jeep leaf spring. The tooling is on both sides of the blade.

Forgot to mention it was bought from a Montagnard tribesman.

Very nice and unique treasure TWKG ... verrrry nice!!

Thank you sir. I brought a couple of knives to show him and he one upped me ×10¹⁰

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Found this at my grampa's house. It was brought home from Vietnam. Apparently its hand hammered from a US Jeep leaf spring. The tooling is on both sides of the blade.

Forgot to mention it was bought from a Montagnard tribesman.

Nice!!! it looks similar to a blade I brought back from Thailand, and as they are geographically so close that would make sense...

Checks out

What kinda wood you figure it's handled with?
The Jeep leaf spring absolutely makes sense. Good steel, and they had ample access to abandoned and damaged American vehicles. I was also told, however, that the guard piece was made from a shell casing.

[Scales]

I picked up this pair at a show this weekend. A Hubertus Camper and a Boker 712R.
The Hubertus has some beefy stag! Been wanting one for a long time so I was excited to find it. The Boker was too hard to walk away from, so it came home with me as well

[C-WADE7]

I picked up this pair at a show this weekend. A Hubertus Camper and a Boker 712R.
The Hubertus has some beefy stag! Been wanting one for a long time so I was excited to find it. The Boker was too hard to walk away from, so it came home with me as well

Both are great, but man that stag is extra nice.

[toomanyknives]

I picked up this pair at a show this weekend. A Hubertus Camper and a Boker 712R.
The Hubertus has some beefy stag! Been wanting one for a long time so I was excited to find it. The Boker was too hard to walk away from, so it came home with me as well

Those are fantastic, Scales! Great finds!

[toomanyknives]

Just picked up a couple of knives that I didn't know I needed, but I'm glad they found me. Tom (bestgear, and Cosgrove Cutlery), was nice enough to notice that my Buck collection post was missing Scout knives. He kindly, with no pressure whatsoever reached out to me and told me that if I ever wanted to add one to my collection, he had a few. Well long story short, I now own two great old Buck BSA knives in mint condition! Thanks again, Tom!

[Scales]

Just picked up a couple of knives that I didn't know I needed, but I'm glad they found me. Tom (bestgear, and Cosgrove Cutlery), was nice enough to notice that my Buck collection post was missing Scout knives. He kindly, with no pressure whatsoever reached out to me and told me that if I ever wanted to add one to my collection, that he had a few. Well long story short, I now own two great old Buck BSA knives in mint condition! Thanks again, Tom!

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Nice scout knives! That carry pouch makes it even better.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Oh yeah ... Wow ... Tom & Kerry! You both have pairs of NICE ones there!

[toomanyknives]

Just picked up a couple of knives that I didn't know I needed, but I'm glad they found me. Tom (bestgear, and Cosgrove Cutlery), was nice enough to notice that my Buck collection post was missing Scout knives. He kindly, with no pressure whatsoever reached out to me and told me that if I ever wanted to add one to my collection, that he had a few. Well long story short, I now own two great old Buck BSA knives in mint condition! Thanks again, Tom!

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Nice scout knives! That carry pouch makes it even better.

Yes sir, and thanks!

[toomanyknives]

Oh yeah ... Wow ... Tom & Kerry! You both have pairs of NICE ones there!

Thanks Tony!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Nice!!! it looks similar to a blade I brought back from Thailand, and as they are geographically so close that would make sense...

What kinda wood you figure it's handled with?

Maybe one of the Rosewoods? It is very common in India (not too far away) or it could be teak.... Teak trees have been over harvested the last 100 years, but maybe fifty years ago there were still plenty around....

[GSPTOPDOG]

Just picked up a couple of knives that I didn't know I needed, but I'm glad they found me. I now own two great old Buck BSA knives in mint condition!

Sweet find TMK! As a former Boy Scout and Eagle Scout, that pair brings back some good memories