KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

[djknife13]

Thanks, yeah, that's the one. And there were a lot of extra hours.____Dave

[TripleF]

These lots

[treefarmer]

Scott, those in the top picture are some "real" knives, not sure about the bottom picture.
Let back up a post or two and drool over Dave's beautiful 6265, Wow!! Congratulations, that ought to keep y'all warm up there in that snow country.
Treefarmer

[TripleF]

LOL....Philip!

Hit an estate sale and a couple pawn shops today....

That US camp/scout all metal in the lower left corner is stamped Q1986

[jerryd6818]

What about the Kershaw butchering kit? I've never seen one of those before. I'm thinking these deer hunters would be jumping all over that.

[TripleF]

What about the Kershaw butchering kit? I've never seen one of those before. I'm thinking these deer hunters would be jumping all over that.

HOPING

[bighomer]

LOL....Philip!

Hit an estate sale and a couple pawn shops today....

That US camp/scout all metal in the lower left corner is stamped Q1986

Knice haul Scott I believe that's the only year Queen made those military type knives.

[treefarmer]

Scott, you never cease to amaze me with your ability to bring home the bacon!
bighomer, that's interesting to know that 1986 was the only year Queen made those knives. I have one in my Queen drawer and sure enough it is stamped Q 1986. The stamp is upside down compared to most stamps.
Treefarmer

[KLJ77]

In reference to the Q1986, that looks exactly like the Camillus style knives I sold in the 'ship's store' when I was in the Navy. From 1982 - 1984, I ran the ship's store onboard the USS Aubrey Fitch FFG 34 and the lead SH (Ship's Serviceman) ordered about 100 of these style knives, which I sold for $5.00 each. I used to call them the "Line Handlers" knife, because if you lost it overboard while working on deck, then you were not out much, and the sailors would come back and buy another one. I sold out of them in about two weeks...they were very popular with the Bosun'Mates. They would use these knives for line braiding and making 'monkey fist's' for bolo lines.

Anyway...some of you sailors of Navy life will know that of which I speak. Just an interesting experience of mine during my Navy tenure.

[royal0014]

Picked these two from a flea mall Saturday.
Schrade PH2 in near mint condition. A bit of verdigris polished right off.
And a long line Camillus is in terrible condition. Took two doses of Kroil
to get the blades working.

[djknife13]

Picked these two from a flea mall Saturday.
Schrade PH2 in near mint condition. A bit of verdigris polished right off.
And a long line Camillus is in terrible condition. Took two doses of Kroil
to get the blades working.

Chris, I have a couple sizes of those Schrades. They feel great in the hand. I heard they were too expensive for people that were buying Schrades and considered them a less expensive knife and didn't want to spend what they were asking for those new. They really are a nice little knife. The Camillus electricians knife is the same one I was issued in the Air Force as a Weather equipment technician. ____Dave

[TripleF]

Slim pickens today fellas...

[djknife13]

Who made the fixed blade skinner.____Dave

[TripleF]

Who made the fixed blade skinner.____Dave

RUSSELL GREEN RIVER WORKS

[TripleF]

Found this at my fav pawn shop today....HYGRADE Cutlery Co.

[doglegg]

You did good.

[Ken Carlson]

Here is a few from today I found at the market

Boker - USA - SS girl scout knife -( never came across one of these before)
Camillus - USA - 1968 Military scout nife
Cornwall - USA - NY Cell - (Goins dates this tang at 1900-1920)

Just have to clean em up.

I have been looking for one of the Camillus knives dated 1968.. I carried one in my survival vest while flying night missions over the Ho Chi Mihn Trail in 1968. Out of Ubon Thailand. Missions were called Blind Bat missions in a C-130.

Ken

[doglegg]

Here is a few from today I found at the market

Boker - USA - SS girl scout knife -( never came across one of these before)
Camillus - USA - 1968 Military scout nife
Cornwall - USA - NY Cell - (Goins dates this tang at 1900-1920)

Just have to clean em up.

I have been looking for one of the Camillus knives dated 1968.. I carried one in my survival vest while flying night missions over the Ho Chi Mihn Trail in 1968. Out of Ubon Thailand. Missions were called Blind Bat missions in a C-130.

Ken

Ken I hope you find one and thank you for your service.

[Paladin]

Here is a few from today I found at the market

Boker - USA - SS girl scout knife -( never came across one of these before)
Camillus - USA - 1968 Military scout nife
Cornwall - USA - NY Cell - (Goins dates this tang at 1900-1920)

Just have to clean em up.

I have been looking for one of the Camillus knives dated 1968.. I carried one in my survival vest while flying night missions over the Ho Chi Mihn Trail in 1968. Out of Ubon Thailand. Missions were called Blind Bat missions in a C-130.

Ken

Ken,
If I had one it'd be on the way to you! Thank you for your service.

Ray

[New_Windsor_NY]

Here is a few from today I found at the market

Boker - USA - SS girl scout knife -( never came across one of these before)
Camillus - USA - 1968 Military scout nife
Cornwall - USA - NY Cell - (Goins dates this tang at 1900-1920)

Just have to clean em up.

I have been looking for one of the Camillus knives dated 1968.. I carried one in my survival vest while flying night missions over the Ho Chi Mihn Trail in 1968. Out of Ubon Thailand. Missions were called Blind Bat missions in a C-130.

Ken

There are a few for sale on eBay as of this posting. Just type Camillus 1968 military knife in the eBay search box and there they are.

[TripleF]

Couple estate sales this morning....

[TripleF]

From the gun show today....

[Doc B]

You had a busy day...with some nice finds, there, Scott!!!

[Elmo]

Had a good day did you Scott. Like the old Cases.

[jerryd6818]

Scott, you never cease to amaze me.