KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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From Webster today....lucky to get 'em, the place was mobbed...
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Glad you got to go, Scott!
We usually try to make it the Monday after Father's Day but not this year, maybe we'll be able to go around Grandpa's 98th birthday late in August.
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treefarmer wrote: Mon May 31, 2021 4:27 pm Grandpa's 98th birthday late in August.
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jerryd6818 wrote: Mon May 31, 2021 4:41 pm
treefarmer wrote: Mon May 31, 2021 4:27 pm Grandpa's 98th birthday late in August.
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Send me some of what he's drinking.
Jerry, you'd be disappointed. Grandpa is a teetotaler and probably been one his whole life. Back when he was a cow-hunter he probably drank a lot of swamp water. I know in some places "swamp water" is slang for untaxed spirits that usually come out of the woods but as far as we know he has always abstained.
He takes no prescription medicines and Thursday he is supposed to undergo cataract surgery on the right eye. He is still driving his old pickup truck and cutting up an occasional beef.
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98 mannnnnn he's blessed ::groove::
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Nothing really great here in this bunch, but I like finding clean up/restoration projects. An interesting variety of "Sharp" items... ::hmm::
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TripleF wrote: Mon May 31, 2021 2:55 pm From Webster today....lucky to get 'em, the place was mobbed...
I like the electrician's knife...and is that a scrimshaw'd Barlow at lower keft?
GSPTOPDOG wrote: Wed Jun 02, 2021 8:42 pm An interesting variety of "Sharp" items...
Yes indeed, especially that little one-hand opener.
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Dan In MI wrote: Thu Jun 03, 2021 3:07 am
TripleF wrote: Mon May 31, 2021 2:55 pm From Webster today....lucky to get 'em, the place was mobbed...
I like the electrician's knife...and is that a scrimshaw'd Barlow at lower keft?
The electricians knife is a Robeson, and the barlow has a fly scrimshaw on bone....I have it listed on ebay.
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Found this yesterday in Annapolis. C.1958 WEST-CUT, Boulder, Colo. hunter. "Wood-Craft" style. 8-3/4" overall, 4-3/4" blade. Pretty, red-green-brown=gold mottled handle, possibly Bakelite.
It's hardly used and appears not resharpened. Came with a custom-made sheath that fits very well. I don't generally collect fixed blades but it was so nice it caught my eye. I posted it on the WESTERN forum too. J.O'.
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Ridgegrass wrote: Thu Jun 03, 2021 1:13 pm Found this yesterday in Annapolis. C.1958 WEST-CUT, Boulder, Colo. hunter. "Wood-Craft" style. 8-3/4" overall, 4-3/4" blade. Pretty, red-green-brown=gold mottled handle, possibly Bakelite.
It's hardly used and appears not resharpened. Came with a custom-made sheath that fits very well. I don't generally collect fixed blades but it was so nice it caught my eye. I posted it on the WESTERN forum too. J.O'.
Great find, Ridgegrass! Looks like new! ::tu::
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::nod:: ::nod:: ::tu::
toomanyknives wrote: Thu Jun 03, 2021 1:35 pm
Ridgegrass wrote: Thu Jun 03, 2021 1:13 pm Found this yesterday in Annapolis. C.1958 WEST-CUT, Boulder, Colo. hunter. "Wood-Craft" style. 8-3/4" overall, 4-3/4" blade. Pretty, red-green-brown=gold mottled handle, possibly Bakelite.
It's hardly used and appears not resharpened. Came with a custom-made sheath that fits very well. I don't generally collect fixed blades but it was so nice it caught my eye. I posted it on the WESTERN forum too. J.O'.
Great find, Ridgegrass! Looks like new! ::tu::
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Ridgegrass wrote: Thu Jun 03, 2021 1:13 pm Found this yesterday in Annapolis. C.1958 WEST-CUT, Boulder, Colo. hunter. "Wood-Craft" style. 8-3/4" overall, 4-3/4" blade. Pretty, red-green-brown=gold mottled handle, possibly Bakelite.
It's hardly used and appears not resharpened. Came with a custom-made sheath that fits very well. I don't generally collect fixed blades but it was so nice it caught my eye. I posted it on the WESTERN forum too. J.O'.
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Nice, Ridgegrass. I wouldn't have passed that up either. I really like the looks of that handle. I'll bet the grip on that is perfect.
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The grip is perfect. Really a close copy of a "WoodCraft" pattern. Levine says they weren't made long and were an econo line from WESTERN. I lke it! Thanks all. J.O'.
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Hey, I can finally contribute! Went to my first flea market in at least a year, hmmm maybe longer. Anyways, had a pretty good morning.
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This nice Wostenholm quill knife
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This 72 is all there, full blades, just needs a new mark side cover.
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Seneca Cutlery. Needs a replacement punch, does anyone have one???
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Millers Bros...love the swedges
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Dad found this old Camillus Granddaddy Barlow at a gun and knife show and I liberated it from him! This is the first one of this pattern that I’ve ever had.
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Dirty shame you don't have a chunk of that beautiful old Camillus bone to put on that 72. Other than that, it appears to be in fantastic condition. Great find Phil.
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glennbad wrote: Sun Jun 06, 2021 11:44 pm Hey, I can finally contribute! Went to my first flea market in at least a year, hmmm maybe longer. Anyways, had a pretty good morning.

fm 6-6-21-1.jpg

This nice Wostenholm quill knife
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This 72 is all there, full blades, just needs a new mark side cover.
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Richartz Bros & Sons
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Seneca Cutlery. Needs a replacement punch, does anyone have one???
fm 6-6-21-5.jpg

Millers Bros...love the swedges
fm 6-6-21-6.jpg

Unknown with waterfall cell...could be Schrade, but no legible markings
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Nice catch ::tu:: ::tu::
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A well used Spyderco Police Model at a local Pawn Shop.
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Colonel26 wrote: Sun Jun 06, 2021 11:55 pm Dad found this old Camillus Granddaddy Barlow at a gun and knife show and I liberated it from him! This is the first one of this pattern that I’ve ever had.

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A very nice find!!! ::handshake:: Well done ::tu::
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Thank you.
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Colonel26 wrote: Sun Jun 06, 2021 11:55 pm Dad found this old Camillus Granddaddy Barlow at a gun and knife show and I liberated it from him! This is the first one of this pattern that I’ve ever had.

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What did your Dad have to say about the liberation?? :D
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edge213 wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 1:44 pm
Colonel26 wrote: Sun Jun 06, 2021 11:55 pm Dad found this old Camillus Granddaddy Barlow at a gun and knife show and I liberated it from him! This is the first one of this pattern that I’ve ever had.

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What did your Dad have to say about the liberation?? :D
Lol. I promise, it was with his consent. I bought the Barlow from him and yesterday I changed out a light fixture for them. Mom and dad can’t stand for anybody to do something for free for them so when I wouldn’t let them pay me dad insisted I take the knife.

I tell ya, it’s hard to raise good parents.
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Colonel26 wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 1:51 pm
edge213 wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 1:44 pm
Colonel26 wrote: Sun Jun 06, 2021 11:55 pm Dad found this old Camillus Granddaddy Barlow at a gun and knife show and I liberated it from him! This is the first one of this pattern that I’ve ever had.

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What did your Dad have to say about the liberation?? :D
Lol. I promise, it was with his consent. I bought the Barlow from him and yesterday I changed out a light fixture for them. Mom and dad can’t stand for anybody to do something for free for them so when I wouldn’t let them pay me dad insisted I take the knife.

I tell ya, it’s hard to raise good parents.
Next time just tell them it's payback for puttin' up with you when you were a kid. :mrgreen: If they should counter with "but we did that out of love" your immediate come back is "and I do this out of love and you can't buy love."
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jerryd6818 wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 2:22 pm
Colonel26 wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 1:51 pm
edge213 wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 1:44 pm

What did your Dad have to say about the liberation?? :D
Lol. I promise, it was with his consent. I bought the Barlow from him and yesterday I changed out a light fixture for them. Mom and dad can’t stand for anybody to do something for free for them so when I wouldn’t let them pay me dad insisted I take the knife.

I tell ya, it’s hard to raise good parents.
Next time just tell them it's payback for puttin' up with you when you were a kid. :mrgreen: If they should counter with "but we did that out of love" your immediate come back is "and I do this out of love and you can't buy love."
I’ve tried that. But dadgum they’re hard headed. I’m just thankful that trait skipped me. :mrgreen:
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