KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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Back from my Missouri trip and here are a couple of pictures showing all the knives I purchased. In my opinion sellers are asking too much on the traditional known brands such as CASE and Buck and even on some little known brands just because they think they are "rare." Also there are over a dozen antique shops along IH 44 (Old Rt. 66) that we always shop at and the availability of pocket knives is no where near what it was a few years ago. I also picked up some watches that my youngest son can repair or use as parts maybe.
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Knice pickings David! You did good!dlr110 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 11:39 am Back from my Missouri trip and here are a couple of pictures showing all the knives I purchased. In my opinion sellers are asking too much on the traditional known brands such as CASE and Buck and even on some little known brands just because they think they are "rare." Also there are over a dozen antique shops along IH 44 (Old Rt. 66) that we always shop at and the availability of pocket knives is no where near what it was a few years ago. I also picked up some watches that my youngest son can repair or use as parts maybe.
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It's only money .. give the Lord His .. pay the bills .. give the wife hers .. and buy yourself another knife.
It's only money .. give the Lord His .. pay the bills .. give the wife hers .. and buy yourself another knife.
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Nice haul buddy. I too am experiencing slim pickins at my usual stores. Hoping this estate/garage sale season is a fortunate one.dlr110 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 11:39 am Back from my Missouri trip and here are a couple of pictures showing all the knives I purchased. In my opinion sellers are asking too much on the traditional known brands such as CASE and Buck and even on some little known brands just because they think they are "rare." Also there are over a dozen antique shops along IH 44 (Old Rt. 66) that we always shop at and the availability of pocket knives is no where near what it was a few years ago. I also picked up some watches that my youngest son can repair or use as parts maybe.
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Are those wood handled ones Mam brand? I've been looking at buying one, wondering if its worth the cost, which isn't much.
That's my Etsy store where I sell old knives and sometimes handmade knife accessories to support my knife habbit. Thanks for looking my friend.
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The two in the second picture are Opinel look-a-likes. The barrel doesn't twist, it is what they call a "Reverse Liner Lock."ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 1:55 pm Are those wood handled ones Mam brand? I've been looking at buying one, wondering if its worth the cost, which isn't much.
The shape, feel and size is just like the Opinel #8 and the listed retail price is around $23.00. The handles are beechwood and they are made in China.
On my trip I saw one for $8, bought it and then later saw another in a different shop for $6 and bought it. In doing my research on them I found where you could buy them online. If you want to see more of them go to https://knifeworks.com/main-knives
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Slim find today but I like it. First 1 I’ve seen in the wild. Are these rare nowadays ?
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Picked up this
1910-1916
ROBESON STAG
1910-1916
ROBESON STAG
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Boy that’s a dandy Gino!
You can always get more money, good old knives are hard to find.
Nature abhors a vacuum, me I hate a dull knife.
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Thanks brother
Got it for a killer price too
It’ll be a nice addition to my Robeson collection
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Thanks
Hard to believe there isn’t any splits or cracks
And I’m not very good at pictures
The stag is beautiful but my pictures don’t show it unfortunately
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I picked up these two today, one marked U.S.A, the other "MADE IN USA". Great snap on both.
Thanks for looking,
Chris J.
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Went to an auction today and landed this 4 dot Buck 110. I would expect a person would have needed to have been a pretty good customer of Champion spark pugs to warrant a free advertising knife.
You can always get more money, good old knives are hard to find.
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Nice find Tim!
This 1916-1939 Robeson came today
This 1916-1939 Robeson came today
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Chris, of your two knives, the top one has a lot of appeal to me.
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Thanks Joe
I dig the old Robesons
I dig the old Robesons
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Great finds, especially the stag handeled Case! What pattern is it?
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It’s wore a lil on back and all I can see is the last 2 which is 75. So I would assume it’s a 5375.treefarmer wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 5:35 pmGreat finds, especially the stag handeled Case! What pattern is it?
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Beautiful, 1917-1932, 2-1/4", Meriden Knife Co., for Miller Bros., Masonic Gent's knife with 10-K gold bail and insignia, Pearl has no chips or cracks. Blades slightly stained, should polish up nicely. Any Masons or Masonic collectors interested. PM me. J'O'.
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Dansword,Dansword wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 5:42 pmIt’s wore a lil on back and all I can see is the last 2 which is 75. So I would assume it’s a 5375.treefarmer wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 5:35 pmGreat finds, especially the stag handeled Case! What pattern is it?
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The next size down is the pattern 92, it has a closed length of 4 inches, hard to tell from a picture.
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Yes it is 4 1/4 closed length.treefarmer wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 9:48 pmDansword,Dansword wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 5:42 pmIt’s wore a lil on back and all I can see is the last 2 which is 75. So I would assume it’s a 5375.treefarmer wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 5:35 pm
Great finds, especially the stag handeled Case! What pattern is it?
Treefarmer
10-4, 75 would be a large stockman, one of my favorites to carry, 4 1/4 inches closed length.
The next size down is the pattern 92, it has a closed length of 4 inches, hard to tell from a picture.
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