KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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I'd be proud of those finds IH, looks like some early ones in that batch for sure. Maybe I'll see you in Sheffield next week ::tu::
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A couple more from the Pawn Shop........$8ea.

The Schrade Walden is a 342.
Anyone have an idea of the maker on the Germany knife?......3 5/8" closed.
The Vic looks unused.

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I traded a pocket knife for this Kinfolks Hatchet/Knife combo today from a Guy who had it posted on Craigslist. 8)

Nice trio,Trev. ::tu:: ....Eye Brand use to make some similar to it. ::nod::
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Thanks JR.... ::handshake::

Not sure what you traded, but that Axe/Knife combo is AWESOME!! ::woot::

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Thanks Trev. ::tu::
You probably wouldn't believe me if I told ya. ::nod::
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Heres a better pic of the Lakota that I picked up the other day from my Father. ::tu::
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Sweet lockback, johnnie. ::tu::
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Thanks Bro. ::tu:: ....its heavy duty. ::nod::
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Wow that is a neat looking knife Johnnie,first one I have saw. Real cool knife.
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Last weekend was the 38th annual Oregon Knife Collectors Association show.
I came home with a lot of knives.

The Schrades are posted in the Schrade forum:
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 22#p341922

There are 5 folders I picked up at the show:
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The top two are from CRKT.
The third one is a Beretta. I like this one & may end up keeping it.
The forth one is the first version of the Kershaw Black Horse, made in Japan. It was discontinued and replaced by the Black Horse II. I still have the one I bought in the 1980s and used for 20 years. The only thing wrong with it is the handle is starting to get tatty. Awesome knife!
The last one is a Schrade 227UH Folding Hunter.

There were a bunch of other misc knives I got as well. I just have not had time for the pics yet.
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This week found quite an array of assorted brands
in a small store in Jefferson Ga.
Met owner (Jack) and partner at a gun show in Norcross few weeks ago.
Dropped by the store to pick up a magazine he had that E1 online is out of.
Side room has display cases full of knives, some from their personal collections
and some appear to be new old stock. Despite my CRS syndrome I can share
a few that stuck to my brain's remaining velcro.
1.Case buffalo/bulldog clasp in Case wooden box was marked $125
2. 4-5 Eisenhower set in display box I haven't seen before. Looked similar to
the 1992 Barlow and Peanut sets.
3. Several 87-89 raised letter shield patterns-6165, 6265, 6220, 6254 & more.
4. Kodiak and slab side fixed blades,
5. 2-3 Queen NIB fixed blades
6. Marbles USA fixed blades (said he had some 2001-04 Marbles stag folders too)
7. Red&white Swilling box under a fixed blade with gold etch on blade I assumed was an LE Henckles.
8. Said he had some older Pumas but didn't bother to find out more since dog waiting in the car.
Also saw some other nos magazines, holsters, some ammo sitting around so might be worth a call
or email if you're looking for anything not brand new production, 10-30 years old.
Hope this helps 8)

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Today at the Boulevard Drive-In Swap-N-Shop a Keen Kutter, Two Hammer Brand, and an Imperial BSA mess kit.
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I had a PERFECT opportunity to stop at a couple places to look.
But alas I have empty wallet!
Looking for the magic penny!
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Nice bunch Johnj, I really like the HB toothpick! ::drool::

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I picked up a 1937-41tang stamped EO Hammer brand.
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Picked up this bunch of stuff today......Buck 110...and a SOG multi tool. ::tu::
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AMAZING SCORES FELLAS 8) 8) ::handshake::

MAN ,THINGS NEED TA PICK-UP ROUND HERE ::tired:: hasn't been ANYTHING good fer sale ::facepalm::
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Western #243.............$10
I like the blade combo on this one.

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COOL LIL USER,IMB ::nod:: 8)
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Thanks JB.....LIL is right, just 2.5" closed.

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Johnnie,
Awesome pile buddy!
What year is that 110? It looks like it was used as a hammer, but I bet it could be cleaned up pretty nice.
That old plumb bob is just too cool for school! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::






Trevor,
That little Western is is sweet! I believe they call that Wharncliffe style pen blade a "lancet."
It is a very useful blade and an overall nice pattern.

Nice finds guys! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks so much Dale for the info on the 'lancet'......that blade is what drew me to the knife..... ::nod::

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Thanks Dale. ::tu:: ....not for sure about the 110;s age....I'll have to search through my records. ::facepalm::
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1974-1980....on the Buck 110. ::nod::
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johnnierotten wrote:1974-1980....on the Buck 110. ::nod::
According to the 110 from Joe Houser & the pins on the knife, it is a 6th Version, Variation 2.
It was shortly before they changed the blade steel from 440C to 425 Modified.
I have heard some folks express the opinion that those were some of the best blades (440C) that Buck made in the 110.
Personally I have not had a Buck 110 that I thought had bad steel.
They are all good IMO! ::tu::
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