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Managed to find some references in our "Other US Made knifes" forum that match up pretty closely...Starting to look a lot like a Model 925.

Still trying to confirm timeframe

Agree, it definitely caught my eye when I was trolling through the auction sites.

Unfortunately, I've not found a lot of readily available info out there on Kinfolks

I bid on this at an auction last week , thinking it was a awfully nice looking Kinfolks fighting knife 9.5 overall length fixed blade with 5" fullered clip blade, with plastic guard and metal pommel. Kinfolks script is still faintly readable on the tang after the cleaned it up The term "Fi...

At this point I am a newb in the knife repair restoration wold, but this looked like an intriguing start,

I’ll probably focus on the pommel initially

Thanks!

Much appreciated....I'll reach out shortly!

Just grabbed an old L77 with a bakelite pommel (Late WWII timeframe?). Its a bit rough and the Pommel's broken, but I'm a fan of the brand, the history, and the knife style. Any thoughts on what I can "reasonably" do with this knife with beginner skills. I'd love to restore it, but am not ...

I could have swore SMKW owned that brand but I just noticed that the long dead Remington Cutlery page appears to be active again, bragging about this waterfowler design for the new Bullet knife

I apparently can’t keep track of all this licensing and brand ownership moves

Consensus on the last few have been Bear & Son products. I just got the R693 Hawkbill and was generally pleased with Bear & Sons execution this time. Bear knifes can be really well put together (or not), they have capability but need to work on consistency REALLY wish SMKW would give us some...

Arkansas neighbor here...Welcome aboard!

Yep! I was expecting that, but one can always hope for another GEC release

Any ideas who’s making this years….?

Many thanks , especially for the history lesson Gunsil !

Here one just got at an auction, but not a lot on it (or out there to research )to date it or have much background Fixed knife with clip blade, leather handled 8 3/8 in overall 4 1/2 in blade Aluminum pommel and what appears to be an aluminum guard on top of the handle stack All I ca tell so far is ...

Given the points stop differently on each blade, the id a that this was used as prybar makes sense

Thanks!

Many thanks!

I am not normally into scissors but they I saw the Remington script and made the buy…..what I can’t figure out is why the tips are squared off
Appreciate any feedback!

Just picked up this little gem

From the main identification thread in the forum read this as 1968 vintage or thereabouts…
Any thoughts?

My dad loved to watch the Hillbilly, mainly for all the other topics he was on beside knifes..

Hoppin Mad Hillbilly?

https://www.facebook.com/HoppinMadHB/

Obviously I misspelled history….not easy to post via the phone You can edit the title of your post, just like you can edit the text in the post. Just click on the little pencil icon on the upper right of your original post, and edit the title. The self-edit capability is available to you for a day ...

Obviously I misspelled history….not easy to post via the phone

Found this neat website discussing the history of the early Cutlery companies that operated in /around Cattaraugus County , New York


https://historicpath.com/tags/cutlery

Many thanks!

very nice, I am a big fan of the 225-Q!

Based off this Im gonna start looking at Fleabay again