KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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IMBand wrote:Thanks so much Dale for the info on the 'lancet'......that blade is what drew me to the knife..... ::nod::

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I have a weakness for Wharncliffe blades, and IMO that blade fits the Wharncliffe family.
If memory serves me, that blade was used in some doctor's knives.
I supposed it was designed for surgery. ::shrug::

It makes my 20th Century skin crawl to think of a doctor pulling a knife out of his pocket and doing surgery on me, but I guess it was done that way at one point in time before the science of microbiology. :shock:
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I hear you Dale,I love that blade shape also.
Hear is one I just got and they are getting harder to find in original condition. It isn't mint but it is in very good condition.1993 Bulldog
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Thanks for the info,Dale. ::tu::
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Don't know what I've got ::shrug:: , except that they have been wet way too long. I saw a scout knife, a blue cub scout knife, a leg knife, a Boker, several Western hunting knives, a couple of staight razors. a plumb bob, a hoof knife with a deer antler handle, some kind of a Barlow and a several others. Kinda' exciting ::nod:: , wondering if they will loosen up and clean up good enough for an EDC or whatever! Came from an antique/junk store where we went to buy a Homer Laughlin plate my wife had her sights set on.
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Now that looks like a real project. :roll:

Good Luck!! ::tu::
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PILE-O-FUN ::groove:: ::groove:: ::groove:: ::groove:: ::groove::

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Philip......knice score bro!!! Very knice! ::tu::

My finds today at garage sales. As always, if I'm postin' pics of "LOTS", items are for sale individually....
The knife in the upper left is a Utica Sportsman
The bread knife is a Chicago Cutlery BT10

This hatchet (True Temper) probably isn't for sale though.... :mrgreen:
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treefarmer wrote:Don't know what I've got ::shrug:: , except that they have been wet way too long. I saw a scout knife, a blue cub scout knife, a leg knife, a Boker, several Western hunting knives, a couple of staight razors. a plumb bob, a hoof knife with a deer antler handle, some kind of a Barlow and a several others. Kinda' exciting ::nod:: , wondering if they will loosen up and clean up good enough for an EDC or whatever! Came from an antique/junk store where we went to buy a Homer Laughlin plate my wife had her sights set on.
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Really nice finds peeps! Managed to score a GEC #45 LumberJack in the elusive SawCut American Cherry.
I have one in the pile already but this one was looking extra lonely so I had to rescue it..... ::paranoid:: ..... ::nod:: ..... :lol:

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Knice score Trevor! ::tu::
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IMBand wrote:Really nice finds peeps! Managed to score a GEC #45 LumberJack in the elusive SawCut American Cherry.
I have one in the pile already but this one was looking extra lonely so I had to rescue it..... ::paranoid:: ..... ::nod:: ..... :lol:

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Great knife trev.I'm going to post a pic of that shield on the "got shields"threads if that is ok with you.That is one cool knife.
I had posted this on another thread but I got some new pic's of it, that show it off much better.It it a 1991 Remington "Camillus" Bullet knife that had cracked handle "imagine that" and now it has a nice set of staged,amber bone handles. by AAPK member?
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Beauty knifetime! ::tu:: ::tu::

I found these three today......
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Splendid KT. The choice of handles goes great on that knife.
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Found this M.S.A. - USA made knife at a pawn & gun and bought it yesterday. I think it may have genuine pearl handles, but I'm unsure of that as I am no expert. The knife has nice action and is marked as being made in 2001. OH
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No idea if the pearl is real but I know that I really like it ::tu::
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great snags guys ::tu:: ::tu:: 8)
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::tu:: very nice everyone,keep em comming
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ThatMarble is purty OH..I'm toying with a new skinah in s30v BOS...I've had her for a few week today is the first day in the fields comfortable.
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These are not "Knives"...but are knife related.. ::hmm::
My "Finds" of the day.. 8) ...Marbles Cleaning Rod Kit....and a Civil War replica sword/Letter opener. ::nod::
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Mr Rotten that bore swabing rod is cool 8)
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Cool finds brother! ;)
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Thanks Fellas. ::tu::
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Found these at the flea market this morning

Rid-Nor - Boston USA - I have never seen this one before

Boker - USA
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Nice finds Gino. Love them butter and molasses handles ::tu:: ::tu::
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