Does this look correct? Blade looks like SS, handles Delrin?. Tang stamp says 1924-33 base on AAPK Research. Could it be?
Need Help On This One
Need Help On This One
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Re: Need Help On This One
TJ,
That is not an original Remington from the time frame you mentioned.
It looks like something made later for them probably by Camillus. Someone who knows newer knives can probably fill you in on who made it for them and a date of manufacture.
Remington still has knives made for the by other companies and they use the old style tang stamps. The knife you pictured looks like it has a steel pin, so it could have been made in germany.
M.B.
That is not an original Remington from the time frame you mentioned.
It looks like something made later for them probably by Camillus. Someone who knows newer knives can probably fill you in on who made it for them and a date of manufacture.
Remington still has knives made for the by other companies and they use the old style tang stamps. The knife you pictured looks like it has a steel pin, so it could have been made in germany.
M.B.
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Re: Need Help On This One
Thanks a lot. I know you are correct. Goes back to the old adadge "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is"
"There are none so blind as those that refuse to see"
God Bless America - Though I don't know why he would want to.
God Bless America - Though I don't know why he would want to.
Re: Need Help On This One
It's been awhile since this post but this knife was made by Camillus I believe in the early to mid 1980's. It was used as a giveaway when you bought a case of Remington 22 ammo. I've got several of them, without the ammo, but I've seen the un-opened ammo packs with the knife included. The last one I saw was about a year or so ago at Jim Sargent's shop. That is where I got the information about the knife.
Rick
Rick