ID help please..

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former173rd
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Can anyone shed some light on this knife? I've done a little looking, but can't find anything, especially the tooth design.
Blade = 8 ¾ ".....OAL = 13 ½" (approx on both)
I can make out "UNIVERSAL" over MADE IN USA. Something may be on top of UNIVERSAL. nice wood,..maybe rosewood.
Thanks!
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My best guess ::shrug:: bread knife.
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"Universal" was a brand name used by Landers Frary & Clark. The used it on small appliances and other household goods as well as cutlery.

Yours looks like a bread knife to me.

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Should be LF&C. I believe I've seen similar knives designated to cut frozen meats.
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Given the gap on those teeth, cutting frozen meat makes sense.
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Thanks for the input. I've never seen serrations like that before, but a meat cutter kinda makes sense. Again, appreciate your time, and have a great upcoming week!
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