Those hard to find Old Timers
- tongueriver
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Re: Those hard to find Old Timers
That sounds right, Jason; I have one or two I won't keep. They are quite nice. This gives me a good place to ask a question---- was the bone for these 80s and 90s knives coming from a German source?
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- tongueriver
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Re: Those hard to find Old Timers
That 8OT is still mighty functional as a tool. 

- jxr1197
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Re: Those hard to find Old Timers
tongueriver wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 1:17 pm was the bone for these 80s and 90s knives coming from a German source?
Larry's probably the only person who might be able to answer that.
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Re: Those hard to find Old Timers
But still 50 years old, hard to find, and useful as the day it was new.

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Re: Those hard to find Old Timers
I found this Old Timer watch a few years ago. It's from the 1980s and I think I remember a former salesman from the company telling me they were giving these to dealers.
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Re: Those hard to find Old Timers
Wow ! thanks for all the info everyone. I'd like to start a collection of these old bone handled knives but man, they are kind of pricey these days. Like everything else. That watch is pretty awesome.