The knife in the link below used to be my father's but there are no markings other than stainless on the blade. Any help is appreciated.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
ID knife
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1967redrider
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Re: ID knife
to AAPK, derek72. You will need to post some pictures, this thread might help- viewtopic.php?f=98&t=50258John
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You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter
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Re: ID knife
Doesn't the Google link work? Tried adding photos and it didn't work.
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glennbad
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Is it the brown handled one with the serrations on the back?
I don't readily recognize a manufacturer, but appears to be of a more modern vintage, probably foreign made
I don't readily recognize a manufacturer, but appears to be of a more modern vintage, probably foreign made
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Mumbleypeg
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Re: ID knife
Looks Chinese to me. If there are no other markings on it we may never know the maker.
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Re: ID knife
Looks like a Chinese automatic I had as a "trunk" knife (spare knife kept in the car), maybe about $20 to buy new.
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Madmarco
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Re: ID knife
I have several, similar inexpensive autos, and Chinese gets my vote too! 
They're great for "click therapy", because if you break the spring it's a very easy fix, or, since they're so cheap, you can simply discard them! 
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They're great for "click therapy", because if you break the spring it's a very easy fix, or, since they're so cheap, you can simply discard them! to the forum Derek! -
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Re: ID knife
China in my opinion. I've had a number of similar knives like it and they came from China. Doesn't make it a bad knife though.
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Re: ID knife
Any help on who made this knife for Jack knife Ben? Only one I have with this punch blade stamped JACK KNIFE BEN.
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