Ulster fishing- a rare one (really!)

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tongueriver
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Ulster fishing- a rare one (really!)

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Ulster U.S.A. rare fish knife with church key. This knife is absolutely mint with etch and original sheath. Tight and snappy. I paid $108.98 some years ago and will release here for $75 shipped. This is a 1950s knife when we still had steel beer cans. No kidding!
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This knife is five inches closed. The opposite side looks exactly like the front- slight shrinkage at bolsters, no gassing, no warping up from liners, no oxidation, no cracks, and clean as a pin inside. The canopener is on its own spring in the middle. It is an unusual setup. When opened, the canopener butts up against the spring in the usual manner, but that intersection is off the TOP of the knife instead of off the spine of the knife. This is easy to see and understand, but not so easy to describe. The sheath is supple and smells good. The liners and springs are very very slightly out of register on the spine of the frame. You can feel it by running your finger along the back of the knife. I don't regard it as important, but someone might. By the way, the blades are well-centered in their respective wells.
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