KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Without the hand reference it resembles my Case Medium Stockman. With the reference it is OBVIOUSLY much smaller!
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A really nice day at the flea market. Found a super nice Keen Kutter stockman. 4" long. Unsharpened clip blade and sheepfoot. Spey blade is the only blade ever used. Main blade still has a beautiful crisp etch. Peachseed bone. Second knife is a Ulster knife Co.scout knife. all blades full. pattern no. 1502. perfect bone. 3rd knife is a old made in ITALY. stiletto. 4 and 7/8" long Horn handles. I bought the Ulster scout for trading stock if anyone is interested. PM me.
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That Keen Kutter, looks very much like a Camillus 69.
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Awesome stiletto, knife-nut. I love that kris blade. ::tu::
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That's a mighty fine haul knife-nut ::tu::
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Thank You. Most of my trips to the flea markets end up with nothing, but every so often I get lucky. That is what makes it fun.
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jerryd6818 wrote:That Keen Kutter, looks very much like a Camillus 69.
I vote Schrade.
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I thought Schrade too.
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Here's a couple that I picked up recently...

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The main on the Pal is short, but it should make a nice user. The Imperial is in pretty nice shape. Usually the main blades are all used up...
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Nice finds there Glenn. ::tu::
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edgy46 wrote:
jerryd6818 wrote:That Keen Kutter, looks very much like a Camillus 69.
I vote Schrade.
If it was 3 9/16 id say schrade 895 too. But 4 inches with a turkish clip? Thats a camillus 69 all day long.
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That Pal looks swell!!!
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Just Plain Dave wrote:That Pal looks swell!!!
I agree...a little steep at $14, but I loved the bone on it.
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Nice score on that Imperial some of the old ones are nice knives
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Scored a nice 2010 AAPK Club Knife in Oiled Rams Horn......should be here in a few days! ::ds::

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I just picked up this Ulster, cleaned it up a bit, and spent the whole week-end with it. Great little knife...cut all kinds of things while putting up outdoor Christmas decorations. Like most of us, I probably even cut things that didn't need to be cut.
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Sweet that the little blade is out front! KNICE Knife!
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That's a nice little jack. What's it measure closed?
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Darn knice Glenn and Lawrence! ::tu:: ::nod::
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jerryd6818 wrote:That's a nice little jack. What's it measure closed?
It's 3 1/4" closed. Does anyone know how old this may be...there seems to be lots of info on the older Ulsters...I haven't had a chance to research this one much. thanks
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That Pal is killer!!!

Nice knife Glenn. The patina and beautiful bone on that knife really look perfect together!
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Thanks!
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I found this Case Saddlehorn at a pawnshop yesterday, grabbed it for the killer stag and sculpted blades. OH
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Got this in Wilmington,OH flea market last night.
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-"...and he that cleaveth wood shall be endangered thereby If the iron be blunt,and he do not whet the edge,then must he put to more strength....Ecclesiastes 10 10 ;So the good book says
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Knice knifetime!!!!
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