Help ID an old one

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mumblypeg
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Help ID an old one

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I need some help, please. The tang stamp is almost rubbed off, but under a magnifying glass it looks like "Goodman" (arched) over "Cut. Co." (straight line) over another word that I can't make out. Either a city or country.
The secondary pen blade is stamped "Ex-ex". No trademark infringement there, right? ::hmm::

I can't find any reference to this in any of my books or with a google search. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Richard
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Re: Help ID an old one

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Goins lists a "Goodman Cutlery Co." g 1910-1930 "Ex-Ex" is stamped on small blade.
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Thanks TJ. ::tu:: Goins book is one that I do not own. Guess I need to fix that. :oops:
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Nice knife, by-the-way, I like it a lot.
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Thank you, sir. It may be in the trade section or for sale next week. About time to thin the herd a little. :wink:
Richard

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