Heres a sweet little Remington

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Heres a sweet little Remington

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Pattern R6744. About as close to mint as could be expected. Has a couple of spots I haven't dealt with yet. Nice pearl, unsharpened, full crocused polished front main blade, with full " Remington TradeMark" etch. Has the 1924-1933 tang stamping. I can't seem to get enough Remingtons in this condition.
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Wow, nice looking indeed!!! Where did you find that treasure???

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beautiful knife

how will you address the spots?

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I got this from E-bay , it just came in today. Outside of a few knife shows ans an occasional auction about all the knives I get from E-bay. I'll take a roto tool with a buffing pad and a drop of Flitz to remove the spider spots. With a little patience and care, they will come off and there will be no evidence that they were there.
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cool, that's exactly the way i do it. it stops the corrosion. and with a soft wheel and light touch, it removes no metal. i will sometimes use jewelers rouge if necessary.

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Very Nice find R.C. ::nod::
way to go!!! ::tu::
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