KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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I carry a Hen & rooster whittler and I beat the heck out of it but that German solingen steel holds up awesome. I keep it clean but I use it.
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i know where there is a red bone hen and rooster whittler is. i may get it if i can do some trading for it.
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Yeah Im interested. PM me with your likes
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will do gino, i may get it tommorrow if im not too busy to go to the flea market.
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Thanks and let me know what your interested in too. if I have it I will send some pics.
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will do bro. be well and many good knife finds to ya.
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LOL Thanks I am hurtin now with no flea market for the last few weeks and no more till march or so.
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hey y'all just picked up a schrade commerative/schrade scrimshaw stockman mint no box but unsharpened and uncarried. it is marked schrade usa sc505 on the tang of the main blade and 1894-1994 purina feeds with a string of silhouete animals on the reverse. here are a few pics.
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I'll have to use a file photo because I won't have this in my hands till Christmas morning (good Lord willing). I'm loving these old Imperials! ::ds:: Sorry about the picture size..I'm at a different computer and not sure about resizing...

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not sure why the pics came out yellow but the knife has white handles must be a camera setting or something.
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Looks like a really fine piece Greg! Nice old bone scales and if the pile side is as good as the mark side, you got a real fine knife waitin for ya under the tree! Even got a little bail on it too :shock: A winner all the way!
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S-46, here's another shot. Seller says everything is tight and "walks and talks" nicely... That's two nice Imp's ole Santa is leaving fer me! ::ds::

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Oh yeah she's tight alright!
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Went to the local gun show this past weekend and found this Western Trapper. Knife showed a lot of character, blades have a lot of wear but still a very usable knife. My first trapper and the price ( $3.00 ) was great. Brought it home, put a little elbow grease behind it, and I like it. A lot! ::tu:: Bull
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hey bull i love them old knives myself, i only gave 10.00 for my oldest a 1897-1902 gowanda s and m. great find there.
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Greg,that sure is a pretty one. ::tu:: ....do you think thats the original master blade?
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Pesh: Thanks for the positive comments about my Western Trapper. Right back at you and your Schrade ( Purina Chow ). Fine lookin' knife! My Western has excellent blade snap. No wobble, took a nice edge. ::tu:: Bull
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hey guys sometimes i feel like that old trapper im worn and have been sharpened alot but i still got a lot of snap.
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johnnierotten wrote:Greg,that sure is a pretty one. ::tu:: ....do you think thats the original master blade?
I have no idea...I've not been at this very long, but that's the first Imperial I've seen with what looks to be a wharncliffe-ish main blade. All my other Imp's have a spear point main....what's your thoughts?
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I've always seen the spear blade also...but it doesn't look to have been tampered with.(That I can tell from the pic). ::shrug::
Wish I could say for sure but I'm not that experienced with Imperials.
Either way..its a cool old knife. ::tu::
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I bought two easy open Imperials last week, one is pictured above and the other is almost identical only with a spear point main blade....it showed up today in the mail and I a happy camper! Bone scales just about as good a fit and condition you can get, and both blades snap like a trap, plus not much wear on either one. It does appear the blades had some crud on them and someone wire wheeled or sanded on them which left a dull flat finish....so I say to myself "self....after you clean and degrease that bad boy, why don't you try a dab or two of gun blue paste on that blade and see how that looks"...so I did and wow! I like it! I did both blades and now have them oiled up and resting, hopefully I load a picture in the next day or so... ::tu::
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Don't keep us waitin too long Greg, we get very impatient round here when it comes to knives! ::ds::
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singin46 wrote:Don't keep us waitin too long Greg, we get very impatient round here when it comes to knives! ::ds::
My doggone usb port doesn't work and I was using my daughters laptop till she repossessed it from me (lol) and I don't have one of them fancy phones that you post pictures from...so it may be a day or so....
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ky greg wrote: have no idea...I've not been at this very long, but that's the first Imperial I've seen with what looks to be a wharncliffe-ish main blade. All my other Imp's have a spear point main....what's your thoughts?
johnnierotten wrote:Greg,that sure is a pretty one. ::tu:: ....do you think thats the original master blade?
Greg,

What you have there is a U.S Navy General Utility Knife, WW II era.

The blade is worn down or has been reshaped, it should be a spear point blade.

These knives are well made and have very nice jigged bone on them.

Very nice ::tu::
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Here is what I found last Saturday. My first fight'n rooster, a whittler. Can anyone date it or make an educated guess?
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