I’m looking at a knife on the bay as my next project knife. This one doesn’t have a model number so Im hoping someone in this group can help me ID it;
Jeff
Thanks!Help with Remington ID
Help with Remington ID
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Re: Help with Remington ID
I can't quite make out the tang mark. If it is Remington in a straight line rather than a small circle it is one of the lower end knives they had made on contract for them. I don't think there is proof of who made them but there is a consensus among some collectors that they were made by Utica. The "straight line" Remingtons do not have model numbers on the tangs.
Re: Help with Remington ID
Thanks Gunsil,
It’s a script straight line Remington. Looked like it could use a little TLC so I went ahead and bought it.
According to Goins the script Remington tang marking was from about 1935-40.
I don’t know much about Remington knives but it was fairly inexpensive as project knives go.
Thanks for the response and for the info!
Jeff
It’s a script straight line Remington. Looked like it could use a little TLC so I went ahead and bought it.
According to Goins the script Remington tang marking was from about 1935-40.
I don’t know much about Remington knives but it was fairly inexpensive as project knives go.
Thanks for the response and for the info!
Jeff
Hey … it’s a pocketknife for gosh sakes. I’m not selling the Mona Lisa….Bullitt4001
https://www.jfinamoreknives.com
http://www.secondlifeknives.com
https://www.jfinamoreknives.com
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Re: Help with Remington ID
Most straight line stamps you see, excluding the scharade switch blades, are lesser quality. Rough black handles or pyremite. Dont see pattern stamps or etches on the blades as they were inked on and have been rubbed off. Here is one that still has the ink pattern number and ink etch on the blade.
Re: Help with Remington ID
Good to know, thanks!espn77 wrote:Most straight line stamps you see, excluding the scharade switch blades, are lesser quality. Rough black handles or pyremite. Dont see pattern stamps or etches on the blades as they were inked on and have been rubbed off. Here is one that still has the ink pattern number and ink etch on the blade.
Jeff
Hey … it’s a pocketknife for gosh sakes. I’m not selling the Mona Lisa….Bullitt4001
https://www.jfinamoreknives.com
http://www.secondlifeknives.com
https://www.jfinamoreknives.com
http://www.secondlifeknives.com
Re: Help with Remington ID
And thanks for posting the picture, I was wondering what the broken blade looked like.
Hey … it’s a pocketknife for gosh sakes. I’m not selling the Mona Lisa….Bullitt4001
https://www.jfinamoreknives.com
http://www.secondlifeknives.com
https://www.jfinamoreknives.com
http://www.secondlifeknives.com