KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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What year on Cam ut??
John....She is a 1979. ::tu:: ........Lot of purdy knives,Feller's!! ::nod::
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Thanks Mark and Paul, it was a good day.
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quote="vikingdog"]I just got home from the flea market with this Electric Cutlery Co. easy open jack knife. This is the reason I go to the flea market. :D[/quote]

Let me add my "'WOW""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that is a real, beauty ,Mike ::tu::
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Jeez! I love that Electric Cut Co SO!!!!!
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Thanks monk and Dave. I thought you'd like that jigged bone monk. She's a pretty one! ::ds::
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Schrade LB7 5 BUCKS IDEAL TRAPPER 1 BUCK wife still won't replace the camera :oops: still a good day :lol:
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Found this one today and thought it a bit unusual.A Valor J-306.Roughly the shape of a Case 65 pattern but it has a locking blade with a rear lock release.Real bone scales with typical(for the period)Japanese worm jigging.Also picked up another Hong Kong made KA-BAR slightly smaller than the Buck 110 it was cloned from.Surprisingly the finish on the blade is great(looks like a glazed finish)and the overall fit is good too.$10 for the pair.
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Nice one....I like the scales. ::nod::
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Mike, what a beautiful knife!! Way to go.
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Nice knives fellas...

Found this one yesterday...haven't hadley seen one like this...
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I got to get me some Queens ::tounge::
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Thanks Joe. Nice Queen Jimbo, I've never seen stag scales like that.
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Great lookin hunters fellas! I wouldnt mind finding one myself!
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Sorry it's taken me so long to reply. Thank you for all the info. My son-in-law also got the sheath with it. He paid $20 for it. ftd
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Man, that stag is awesome!
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Dang knice stag! ::tu::
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thanks....you dont come across those every day...lol
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Picked up this Queen fixed blade stag with original sheath today 1945-1950

Missing pommel if anyone has one?
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My info puts it 1935-55 era.....either way its a nice one. :) ....good luck on finding a pommel. You always come up with some cool stuff. ::tu::
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Johnnie, even better! LOL! I knew it was around there. Thanks bro, Its a pretty cool,solid little knife. I am hoping someone here has a pommel. ;)
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Gino, that's a BEAUT!!! thanks for showin' it
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Thanks Dave. ;) I like it a lot and the sheath is pretty cool too!
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Pretty poor day over all at the market but I did get a knife I consider somewhat rare.

Boker -Ringed bolster bone jack USA

Fixed blade with sheath (knife is just marked stainless but is resembles a Sabre).

Now the one I think is somewhat rare. I never heard of the maker and its not listed in Goins --
Julius Ohliger - Solingen Germany
Anyone ever heard of this maker???
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Nice little Boker. ::tu:: ......and I agree,the fixed blade definitely has the Japanese look. ::nod::
The only Ohliger that I know of made SS and SA daggers.. ::shrug:: ..might be the same Guy ..or a relative. :D
Nice finds!! ::tu::
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Thanks Johnnie. I am hoping someone here has one or knows of them. I have never heard of them?? ;)
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