Help again
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DPD POPO
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Help again
OK friends, I have another knife I need help identifying. Bought this one today at House of Blades in Ft. Worth. Push dagger with X / B in a circle. Also stamped number 12 on reverse. Anybody have any ideas who made this one? Thanks
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rangerbluedog
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Re: Help again
Perhaps August Born, of Ohio ?
Here is a link with a photo of a different knife with similar markings.
http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/ ... opic=33766
Here is a link with a photo of a different knife with similar markings.
http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/ ... opic=33766
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DPD POPO
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Re: Help again
That does look like it, Thanks. That was a better answer than "Martha Stewart". 
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Re: Help again
Oh, you'll have to excuse Joe. To him, everyone sings like Sha Na Na.DPD POPO wrote:That was a better answer than "Martha Stewart".
Joe, I like that. When we can't name the artist that did a song we will just say it was Sha Na Na. From now on, when I don't know the maker of a knife, I'm just going to say Martha Stewart. Funny as hell in context dude.
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The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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FRJ
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Re: Help again
Well, that seemed kind of facetious. I'm sorry DPD POPO. I was trying to be funny.
Actually, I came up with the remark when I would see carpenters with the color coded, rubberized nail sets that they carried. ("Oh, you got the Martha Stewart model") I guess I tried to shame them into getting rid of the shock absorbing, insulating, shamefull, and distastfull coating on such manly tools.
Nice can opener, though.
Actually, I came up with the remark when I would see carpenters with the color coded, rubberized nail sets that they carried. ("Oh, you got the Martha Stewart model") I guess I tried to shame them into getting rid of the shock absorbing, insulating, shamefull, and distastfull coating on such manly tools.
Nice can opener, though.
Joe