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You might want to consider having one of our several knife mechanics put some new covers on the knife. Spiff it up a bit. Sure not going to hurt the value.
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That is indeed a great find! ::tu::
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Pawn shop finds a Colonial Camp master for two bucks then two HKS speed loafers for ten bucks
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garddogg56 wrote: Sat Jan 07, 2023 1:51 pm Clean her up and throw her in yer pocket great carry
Don't know if it could handle that , if you look at the plastic scales it is cracks all over them both sides. I could spin the handles and clean the outside liners, then ultragel lock tight super glued them back. I was very lucky the handles didn't fall apart......but they didn't till one little piece popped when clamping it together, got it back in place ::ds:: Might just might just make some handles :roll:
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jerryd6818 wrote: Sat Jan 07, 2023 2:03 pm You might want to consider having one of our several knife mechanics put some new covers on the knife. Spiff it up a bit. Sure not going to hurt the value.
That sounds like a good plan Jerry, doesn't matter how long it takes and they are probably all backed up with work. ::hmm::
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A gentleman at church knows I like pocket knives and gave me this little Colonial Prov. USA stockman today. Love it when a surprise comes my way. Has Patent 3,317,996 on it as well. He said he found it in a jar of nuts and bolts and thought i might like it. I do and appreciate his kindness! :)
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Great finds, garddogg and woodwalker! ::tu::
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Good looking Forest Master Dogg, Those are solid knives with good blade steel, yours looks like it's in pretty good shape, can't go wrong for 2 bucks.

Woodwalker that was mighty thoughtful of your friend to gift you that little Colonial. The handles on it remind me of a little Anvil brand stockman that I have, which was also made by Colonial.
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Dan In MI wrote: Sun Jan 08, 2023 2:55 pm Great finds, garddogg and woodwalker! ::tu::
Thanks Dan! Good to see you posting again! ::handshake:: :)
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313 Mike wrote: Sun Jan 08, 2023 3:16 pm Good looking Forest Master Dogg, Those are solid knives with good blade steel, yours looks like it's in pretty good shape, can't go wrong for 2 bucks.

Woodwalker that was mighty thoughtful of your friend to gift you that little Colonial. The handles on it remind me of a little Anvil brand stockman that I have, which was also made by Colonial.
Thanks Mike! Very nice gentleman at church. Always appreciate thoughtful people. He will be gifted something in return. ::handshake:: :)
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They are good knives for hunting bag for Grandkids. ::handshake::
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Played a little show in Denton, MD with an old friend of mine from Gatchellville ,PA. He brought me this BROCH & Co, NY , 2-1/2" , "shadow" pen. It's in near-mint condition, un-resharpened and shiny. Eleven tiny stars, possibly silver, inlaid in the mark side scale. The pile side scale looks like ivory but the mark side has remains of a few very small capillaries so I'm guessing it's white bone on both sides. Levine says Broch was an importer of German knives c.1885. That's pre-tariff so it's not marked "Germany". First one I've ever seen or heard of. If anyone has any more info on BROCH & Co. I'd appreciate hearing it. Thanks, J.O'.
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Ridgegrass wrote: Mon Jan 09, 2023 12:32 am Played a little show in Denton, MD with an old friend of mine from Gatchellville ,PA. He brought me this BROCH & Co, NY , 2-1/2" , "shadow" pen. It's in near-mint condition, un-resharpened and shiny. Eleven tiny stars, possibly silver, inlaid in the mark side scale. The pile side scale looks like ivory but the mark side has remains of a few very small capillaries so I'm guessing it's white bone on both sides. Levine says Broch was an importer of German knives c.1885. That's pre-tariff so it's not marked "Germany". First one I've ever seen or heard of. If anyone has any more info on BROCH & Co. I'd appreciate hearing it. Thanks, J.O'.
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woodwalker wrote: Sun Jan 08, 2023 4:36 pm Thanks Dan! Good to see you posting again! ::handshake::
Thank you, woodwalker! ::handshake::
Ridgegrass wrote: Mon Jan 09, 2023 12:32 am Eleven tiny stars, possibly silver, inlaid in the mark side scale.
I have to wonder if it left the factory that way? Regardless, it's a very neat and interesting old knife! ::tu::
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Thanks Dan.. Maybe a jeweler's specialty item. They are very evenly done. Can't find much on the BROCH Co. other than an importer ?? I don't own a Goins so....... J.O'.
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C-Wade7: ::handshake:: J.O'.
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Slim pickens today...
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TripleF wrote: Tue Jan 10, 2023 1:25 am Slim pickens today...
Oh, I don't know. I think you did pretty good. Depends on what you're using for a ruler. (what you're comparing it to)
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TripleF wrote: Tue Jan 10, 2023 1:25 am Slim pickens today...
Not too shabby I say. Those Buck Wenger's aren't real common.
What is the little feller beside it, with the bail ??
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An excellent find to me.... ::tu::
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Well not sure these finds were me finding them as much as they found me.. At the show this weekend these came to my booth for trades or purchase. I guess 1 Bulldog, 3 Bokers and 9 Case XX
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TripleF wrote: Tue Jan 10, 2023 1:25 am Slim pickens today...
There sure is some good stuff in that bunch! What is the equal ender above the SAK?
JamieinWV wrote: Tue Jan 10, 2023 4:07 pm I guess 1 Bulldog, 3 Bokers and 9 Case XX
Another great group! Just curious here: the one Copperhead looks like a 1980, but what is the other one?
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Well Dan after moving the blade in every possible position, it appears to be 6 dot 1974 carbon
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Thanks, Jamie! ::handshake::
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Must be meant to be since they came to you, Jamie! Nice bunch there!
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