Utica Cutlery Employee & WW2 POW's Uncle's Book

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ThatWeirdKnifeGuy
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Utica Cutlery Employee & WW2 POW's Uncle's Book

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Just like my knives, I like to collect books that tell stories. Not books with fictional stories, but books that tell a story about its previous owner or about a certain period of time. Often there's scribbles in the margins, name's written on the cover pages, signatures etc. This one is of another caliber though. This page fell out when I picked the book up at the thrift store. I wish I knew exactly which page the previous owner had kept it in. Or how it made its way from New York to Wisconsin. I was able to find the grave marker for the deceased previous owner and confirm that he is the uncle of the fallen soldier. I thought there might be some here who would find the Utica Cutlery connection interesting. The book is a good read too ::tu::
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That's my Etsy store where I sell old knives and sometimes handmade knife accessories to support my knife habbit. Thanks for looking my friend. ::tu::
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Re: Utica Cutlery Employee & WW2 POW's Uncle's Book

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Great post, Zach, what an interesting find, good of you to bring it to light. ::tu:: ::tu::
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