KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: Mon Sep 22, 2025 12:15 am Nice Case Sidewinder Dansword! ::tu::

The wife and I hit the antique stores and some flea markets this weekend ... this is my haul...
- 1971 9 dot Case M3102 lobster/oyster knife
- 1975 5 dot Case '35-1/2
- 2017 Case Army '54 trapper
- Big Nicholson file
- 1926 dated "Weed-Sturdy" brand pliers
- 2 Old Timers & some Misc. sheaths
- 1974 and a 1976 Coleman Stoves
Nice haul, Tony!
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Im behind on posting knives here and my mail deliveries. I've had a few interesting finds. After a flea market haul last weekend that earned a grade of F, I found a cool "store" we'll call it. Way off the beaten path, most things were kept outside in the elements. Some in sheds and various camper trailer and trailers. Junk was piled high. The wasps were every where. Tetanus abound, it was glorious. The knife haul I would rate not an F, but a TripleF if you know what I'm saying 8)
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I know exactly what you mean Zach,
Definitely a tripleF KFotD.
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Local antique store find. This cigar cutter knife already made an appearance in the mystery knife game. It says Dolphin on the tang. The fob knife and watch combo couldn't be passed on for only 8 bucks.

The Gerber Pixie I found at a pawn shop this weekend. I've already sharpened it and have been carrying it. Its cute---cool. I mean cool. Definitely manly and cool.
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I hit a couple flea markets on Sunday. I found these 2 bargains...the ebony jack is a W. Bingham. There's even a bit of etch visible. The other is a 4-line Camillus.

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ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: Mon Sep 22, 2025 9:45 pm Local antique store find. This cigar cutter knife already made an appearance in the mystery knife game. It says Dolphin on the tang. The fob knife and watch combo couldn't be passed on for only 8 bucks.

The Gerber Pixie I found at a pawn shop this weekend. I've already sharpened it and have been carrying it. Its cute---cool. I mean cool. Definitely manly and cool.
🎉✨🧨Cha-Ching!!! 👍👍 ::nod:: I had a Pixie a couple of years ago and traded it off to a Gerber collector .... ::paranoid:: apperantly they are one of the more sought-after older Gerbers. He made a sweet deal to get it from me, so I always associate a Pixie with a valuable find!
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glennbad wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 1:23 am I hit a couple flea markets on Sunday. I found these 2 bargains...the ebony jack is a W. Bingham. There's even a bit of etch visible. The other is a 4-line Camillus.
😪😪 ....a 4-line Camillus...
You are so beautiful to me....
Can't you see
You're everything I hoped for
You're everything I need
You are so beautiful to me..... 😥😥

::skeptic:: ... I don't know G.B. ::paranoid:: .... that 4-line Camillus just strikes a cord with me.... ::hmm::
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glennbad wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 1:23 am I hit a couple flea markets on Sunday. I found these 2 bargains...the ebony jack is a W. Bingham. There's even a bit of etch visible. The other is a 4-line Camillus.


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That bottom one looks like a US Army Air Force knife from EW 2.
Both knice knives.
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glennbad wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 1:23 am I hit a couple flea markets on Sunday. I found these 2 bargains...the ebony jack is a W. Bingham. There's even a bit of etch visible. The other is a 4-line Camillus.


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Great pick ups Glenn!! :D
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ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: Mon Sep 22, 2025 9:45 pm Local antique store find. This cigar cutter knife already made an appearance in the mystery knife game. It says Dolphin on the tang. The fob knife and watch combo couldn't be passed on for only 8 bucks.

The Gerber Pixie I found at a pawn shop this weekend. I've already sharpened it and have been carrying it. Its cute---cool. I mean cool. Definitely manly and cool.
Very nice!! :)
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glennbad wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 1:23 am I hit a couple flea markets on Sunday. I found these 2 bargains...the ebony jack is a W. Bingham. There's even a bit of etch visible. The other is a 4-line Camillus.


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Two old beauties, Glenn!! ::tu::
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Finally starting to find some knives, the summer is slow for finding knives in Florida, picked up a Utica Sportsman knife/hatchet in the original box,Camillus Key knife, Remington RH-70, Remington RH-204 Yellow and green.Unmarked outers knife ,Remington 1988 Bullet, Remington Hanover shoes, Wester Bros florist knife, Case , unmarked tool kit handle and a Kutmaster barlow in bone.
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knifegnome wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 11:24 pm Finally starting to find some knives, the summer is slow for finding knives in Florida, picked up a Utica Sportsman knife/hatchet in the original box,Camillus Key knife, Remington RH-70, Remington RH-204 Yellow and green.Unmarked outers knife ,Remington 1988 Bullet, Remington Hanover shoes, Wester Bros florist knife, Case , unmarked tool kit handle and a Kutmaster barlow in bone.
Thats a nice haul. Coincidentally I just put together the vintage version of that set, it's cool to see the packaging.
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knifegnome wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 11:24 pm Finally starting to find some knives, the summer is slow for finding knives in Florida, picked up a Utica Sportsman knife/hatchet in the original box,Camillus Key knife, Remington RH-70, Remington RH-204 Yellow and green.Unmarked outers knife ,Remington 1988 Bullet, Remington Hanover shoes, Wester Bros florist knife, Case , unmarked tool kit handle and a Kutmaster barlow in bone.
Knice ones in that pile KnifeGnome!! ::tu::
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It's only money .. give the Lord His .. pay the bills .. give the wife hers .. and buy yourself another knife. ::nod::
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knifegnome wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 11:24 pm Finally starting to find some knives, the summer is slow for finding knives in Florida, picked up a Utica Sportsman knife/hatchet in the original box,Camillus Key knife, Remington RH-70, Remington RH-204 Yellow and green.Unmarked outers knife ,Remington 1988 Bullet, Remington Hanover shoes, Wester Bros florist knife, Case , unmarked tool kit handle and a Kutmaster barlow in bone.
::woot::
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ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 11:43 pm
knifegnome wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 11:24 pm Finally starting to find some knives, the summer is slow for finding knives in Florida, picked up a Utica Sportsman knife/hatchet in the original box,Camillus Key knife, Remington RH-70, Remington RH-204 Yellow and green.Unmarked outers knife ,Remington 1988 Bullet, Remington Hanover shoes, Wester Bros florist knife, Case , unmarked tool kit handle and a Kutmaster barlow in bone.
Thats a nice haul. Coincidentally I just put together the vintage version of that set, it's cool to see the packaging.
::tu::
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Found a AW Wadsworth Stanhope knife today.
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You can always get more money, good old knives are hard to find.

Nature abhors a vacuum, me I hate a dull knife.
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Rockingkj wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 1:39 am Found a AW Wadsworth Stanhope knife today.
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Very cool ::tu::
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Rockingkj wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 1:39 am Found a AW Wadsworth Stanhope knife today.
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Very nice! I've never seen one in the wild.
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Thanks. As a bonus both blades have great opening and closing snap and the pearl is intact.
You can always get more money, good old knives are hard to find.

Nature abhors a vacuum, me I hate a dull knife.
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Cool knife. Really nice hop on the picture of the lady. Harold
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stockman wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 1:25 pm Cool knife. Really nice job on the picture of the lady. Harold
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Picked up a Civivi Baby Banter from Walmart today.

My local knife store never had this one, even though they were a Civivi dealer.

Yeah, me spending $60 on a Chinese knife was strange even by my standards, but I like compact knives that get the job done. It's just over 3 inches closed, with a just over 2.25 blade. But, it handles like a knife an inch longer, while still carrying like a small knife. Also doesn't even weight 2 ounces.

In addition, the quality is getting better and better. Rosecraft was really what changed my opinion.

Supposedly rides on ceramic ball bearings. Thus, it's incredibly smooth. Honestly, feels like an even more expensive knife. Most of my small folders are lockbacks, but liner-locks are quicker to open.

Steel is Nitro-V. I'm not at all well educated on knife steel types (with 75% of mine being basic carbon steels like 1085 and 1095, 420/440 series steels, and the steel Victorinox uses). It supposedly has pretty high toughness and corrosion resistance. In addition, it is known to have a good balance of edge retention while being easy to sharpen (the high hardness of most high-end steels makes them tough to sharpen with my gear).

Includes a really nice zippered (and heavily padded/soft lined) pouch as well. I have a small toolbox (US General mini) on my dresser that holds my EDC knives and tools, so it's really not necessary. The microfiber cloth will see heavy use with my glasses, however. I'm probably going to put an old Robeson with cracked pearl handles in the pouch to protect it. When I have knives I plan to EDC shipped in these pouches, they mostly end up housing old and pretty sentimental knives.


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I found a cool book on collectable Lego sets! Only 2 bucks! ::woot:: ::groove::

Oh, and also a bag full of knives for 5 dollars. :)

Couldn't tell from outside the case if the red one was an Imperial Matterhorn horn or a Colonial Mountain guide but it didn't matter-horn to me one bit, 5 bones is a nice price for either. Turns out it's Imperial, and the black florist type is a Candco, made it Switzerland. The brass fob is a Hayward. The plating is disintegrating, but it's gold on brass. The one that's down a scale is in nice shape otherwise, an old Kent with a Turkish clip blade.
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ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: Fri Oct 03, 2025 12:35 am I found a cool book on collectable Lego sets! Only 2 bucks! ::woot:: ::groove::

Oh, and also a bag full of knives for 5 dollars. :)

Couldn't tell from outside the case if the red one was an Imperial Matterhorn horn or a Colonial Mountain guide but it didn't matter-horn to me one bit, 5 bones is a nice price for either. Turns out it's Imperial, and the black florist type is a Candco, made it Switzerland. The brass fob is a Hayward. The plating is disintegrating, but it's gold on brass. The one that's down a scale is in nice shape otherwise, an old Kent with a Turkish clip blade.
That's a good haul for $5!
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