Wrigleys?
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espn77
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Re: Wrigleys?
Do any have an etch or a pattern stamp?
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treefarmer
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Re: Wrigleys?
Nice wad of Remington's, Remumc!
Took me a minute, I am old and slow, Double mint Gum.
Treefarmer
Took me a minute, I am old and slow, Double mint Gum.
Treefarmer
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Remumc
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Re: Wrigleys?
None showed an etch and as I recall they have no pattern number. I think these are by far the most common of the bone handled Remingtons. There are several versions that have different etches and some have pattern numbers. Here is a link to an article by my friend Jim Pitblado of Remington scout knife fame.
http://www.oregonknifeclub.org/Newsletter%200701.pdf
http://www.oregonknifeclub.org/Newsletter%200701.pdf
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espn77
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Re: Wrigleys?
None of these are Wrigley knives. But all are R1823. The one with the "TOBACCO" shield is interesting to me. Been used pretty heavy.
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- Tobacco shield
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- No pattern stamp, etch? Probably not
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- Baby Ruth
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- No pattern stamp with etch.
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- regular crest shield
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- With pattern stamp and etch.
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