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Bought these at a local garage sale. Payed $.50 for both.
The wooden handled one is marked"Preston Hollow Ground/ Fine Stainless Steel" on the front and " Mfg. in/ JAPAN. NATL/Headquarters/=USA="on the back.

The handle on the other one is solid sterling silver. The back of the blade is marked "Sheffield/ Stainless/ Blade Made/ In England.// Sterling Handle// Gorham
Probably a knife to cut a wedding cake. The handle is nicely engraved, "Linda- Gene/ 2-6-71.

That's a little OVB letter opener/ ruler in the middle. I've owned it for many years.
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Nice ones ,Bill. ::tu:: that top one reminds me of the FREEZE-CUT made by Casexx.
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they are cool. hey johnnie, i thought that knife was for cutting frozen food as well.
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That would be my guess......
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Bill,
That top one be a weird looking knife 8) . And the edge does look like the Freeze Cut :? , I think Bruce Voyles had one pictured in one of his last 3 or 4 catalog auctions. If you do not have one, they may still be online if you would like to confirm.

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Thanks 9ball. I'll look for it...
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You mean I am not the only one who buys kitchen knives at estate sales? :lol: :lol:

I have gotten Case, Cattaraugus, a Murphy paring knife ($0.15) and lots of nice carbon steel. In fact my favorite kitchen knives mostly come from garage/estate sales.

Nice finds, ::tu:: ::tu::
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