I have three "Gun related Knives" One is fairly new, a replica Remington repo, by Bowen to commemorate America's Bicentenial in 1976, Marked 3R1306. A Marlin knife, marked only with made in the USA. any help on the maker? And, a Winchester Knife, marked Winchester trademark, made in the USA, on one blade, and #2089 on another. The scales look like they might be ivory. Winchester made? or made for them? Any help with the history of these knives? Thanks.
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Re: Gun related Knives
Nice ones! I also have the Bowen R1306 and it is a great little knife. The middle one looks like a Camco/Camillus to me.
I have a couple gun related knives as well.
Several models of Smith & Wesson knives(folders and fixed blades)made some time ago(not the Pacific Rim models).
Have a Track Folder made for Ithaca Gun Works.
A huge Colt bowie(recent model made with cable Damascus).
An old double edged dagger made for Cogswell & Harrison(London gunsmiths and makers of high end shotguns).
Probably more around but I can't think of them offhand.
I have a couple gun related knives as well.
Several models of Smith & Wesson knives(folders and fixed blades)made some time ago(not the Pacific Rim models).
Have a Track Folder made for Ithaca Gun Works.
A huge Colt bowie(recent model made with cable Damascus).
An old double edged dagger made for Cogswell & Harrison(London gunsmiths and makers of high end shotguns).
Probably more around but I can't think of them offhand.
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Sut Tatersaul
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Re: Gun related Knives
I found four more "gun related" knives tucked away with Guns, and their Accoutrements. A Colt "Butterfly" knife by Barry Wood, of Venice CA. a Smith & Wesson #6030 "Survival" knife, designed, and made by "Blackie" Collins. A Smith & Wesson #6060 " folding Hunter" by "Blackie" Collins. And a "Half Fast" small copy of the Colt "Butterfly" knife, by Parker Brothers Co. It is in looks only, as the blade just locks open with a tab on the back strap. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Gun related Knives
k7k, Exceptionally fine looking Bowies.
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Sut Tatersaul
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Here are three more Gun related knives, that I've found since I posted the first ones. The first is a large lock open all around use knife, with a 3 1/8" blade, marked Smith & Wesson S.W.A.T., on one side, and on the other, S&W3400S, Overall length open is 7 1/4". I have the box it came in. The knife was a present from a Marine, a Afghanistan Veteran. The box says S&W Knives Manufactured by Taylor Brands LLC, made in China. The construction is undoubtabley the same as the little unmarked switch blade knife shown. A member Identified it as a S&W knife made in china. The little black lock open knife shown is a S&W CKLPB, with a 2 1/4" blade, and an overall open length of 5 1/4". Its construction is very similar to the other two S&W knives, and I believe they are made by the same maker. Thanks for sharing.
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