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Great find. Not a common pattern

. Light etch r6434

That's an amazing old survivor.

Jim, if you ever sell the pearl Norfolk whittler please let me know. As you know I sold mine back to Joe Chance a few months ago. Really glad I was able to let him have it back as he owned it through the 70’s until the early 90’s. John Hay bought it during Bruce Voyles first auction. John sold it to me about 5 years ago and I returned it to Joe. Honestly the little mint knife is a lot of money for a small 3 inch pearl knife but it is extremely rare and commands a big ticket.

Great knives guys. Set up at Tulsa this last weekend. Got a bunch of Remingtons but this is the pick of the group in my opinion. Totem pole carving set.

That is the best totem set I have ever seen photos of!!! Any markings on box to indicate if it is original to the set?

espn77 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 7:43 pm Great knives guys. Set up at Tulsa this last weekend. Got a bunch of Remingtons but this is the pick of the group in my opinion. Totem pole carving set.

Beautiful set!

Picked this R7833 up yesterday. Really like the pattern! Main blade doesn’t have half stops but both blades snap open and closing. No wobble but does have some pitting. Thanks for looking and any thoughts on it

Nice. I like that big pattern also

Thanks Keith.

Sweet Anglo Saxon, Bill.


A tale of two Cattle Knife Whittlers. R3683 & R3693

BWT wrote: ↑Sun Nov 21, 2021 9:26 pm Picked this R7833 up yesterday. Really like the pattern! Main blade doesn’t have half stops but both blades snap open and closing. No wobble but does have some pitting. Thanks for looking and any thoughts on it

Very nice Bill, I really like the bolsters!

Thanks RR and Dimitri, it’s really nice in hand!! Probably my favorite Remington that I have!

I like slanted bolsters

Picked up a little pearl the other day.
R7364

Great knife Keith. The smoked Pearl are so hard to find. Way to go. Thanks for sharing. John

espn77 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 12, 2022 6:45 pm Picked up a little pearl the other day.
R7364

Not sure if I ever posted this knife before .
Early first stamp Open Road Pioneer scout knife .

Mike. You have not posted that before. Very very cool.

Here is my 1306, never sharpened.

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Sun Mar 06, 2022 9:22 pm Not sure if I ever posted this knife before .
Early first stamp Open Road Pioneer scout knife .

Cool knife, I was not aware of this scout knife. Open Road Pioneer.

Harold

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 7:15 pm Here is my 1306, never sharpened.

Very nice

Here are a couple of my favorities. R100B closed back with etch (Remington Standard Dollar Knife), R3563 Cattle with large acorn shield, and R3013 with slant bolsters.____Dave

djknife13 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 20, 2022 9:14 pm Here are a couple of my favorities. R100B closed back with etch (Remington Standard Dollar Knife), R3563 Cattle with large acorn shield, and R3013 with slant bolsters.____Dave

All great Dave

A decent Remington R15 figural lady leg, seems most of these were used up pretty hard, looks to have full blades and a good etch.