KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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That's a great idea Ann... ::tu::
Just remember to leave the drawers open once in a while so they have good air circulation. Celluloid and all.
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WillyCamaro wrote:That's a great idea Ann... ::tu::
Just remember to leave the drawers open once in a while so they have good air circulation. Celluloid and all.
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Right! Thanks for the reminder. I actually need to do that more. ::tu::
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Couple from the mail and a couple from the pawn shops around!
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Good looking bunch Scott. ::tu::
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Always enjoy the variety of what you find Scott. ::tu::
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Two KA-Bars from the North Star Blade Collector's meeting. I like older knives but these two just made such a nice picture I brought them home. I think they are from the 1980's and I have a couple more (a sunfish and a large coke bottle hunter) in the safe that I've had for a few years so I suppose I should pull them out for a family picture. ____Dave
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Dave you always come away with beauties from you knife club and those two are no exception. ::tu:: ::tu::
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TripleF wrote:Couple from the mail and a couple from the pawn shops around!
Scott, you always walk away with a good variety.
My local pawn shops have nothing but junk.
djknife13 wrote:Two KA-Bars from the North Star Blade Collector's meeting. I like older knives but these two just made such a nice picture I brought them home. I think they are from the 1980's and I have a couple more (a sunfish and a large coke bottle hunter) in the safe that I've had for a few years so I suppose I should pull them out for a family picture. ____Dave
Dave, those are beauties. I look forward to the family pic. Especially with the sunfish.
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Thanks fellas. ::handshake::
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Nice, gentlemen!
I have two to present, so far, one picked up yesterday and one today.

The first little celluloid item isn’t exactly a knife, but it’s made like one. All four ‘blade’ are manicure tools. I picked it up for five bucks at an antique store.
The big one is new and very inexpensive. I just can’t remember the name of its type. I’ll have to go look it up. Anyway, it’s perfect for a purse knife. Super sharp and very thin, still it has quite a sturdy blade and ought to do just about anything I may need. It won’t even make a bulge in the purse!
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I have to admit, I just like this guy. Little toughie!
I have to admit, I just like this guy. Little toughie!
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Couple of nice ones Ann ....
Sumthin' about that blade shape .... seems familiar to me as well .....
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It’s a douk-douk, the Tiki version. Similar to a Mercator.
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::doh::
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Stumbled across a guy that needed some money today and brought these home
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Holy Hanna, what a haul! ::woot:: I like the fixed on the far right, the melon tester and that odd shaped fixed. Actually, I like ‘em all!
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That is quite a haul! Appears that all are HOKs. ::tu:: The Pal caught my eye first, then the big Case, then the Uncle Henry filet knife.....
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treefarmer wrote:That is quite a haul! Appears that all are HOKs. ::tu:: The Pal caught my eye first, then the big Case, then the Uncle Henry filet knife.....
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Pal?! Which one?! :shock: My view of the pic is too blurry to see stamps and my knowledge level is still too blurry to recognize it!
Pals do seem to be popping up, don’t they? I have two old Pal Brand versions, a fixed and a pen.
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From Webster Flea Market today
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zoogirl wrote:
treefarmer wrote:That is quite a haul! Appears that all are HOKs. ::tu:: The Pal caught my eye first, then the big Case, then the Uncle Henry filet knife.....
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Pal?! Which one?! :shock: My view of the pic is too blurry to see stamps and my knowledge level is still too blurry to recognize it!
Pals do seem to be popping up, don’t they? I have two old Pal Brand versions, a fixed and a pen.
If you double click on the pic it blows up to full page and you can read PAL in big letters on the shield....The PAL has been sold though..the sampler appears to be made in France....can't make out the tang stamp...the fixed blade is a 'Remington RH 71, 3 Schrades... 167UH Fillet-152OT Sharpfinger-and the small one is an LB1. The one sporting the True Value Shield is a Hibbard ,Spencer, Bartlett - a no name made in USA with slanted bolsters..and then of course the Case XX 6265 SAB. Also got a 400 Rd brick of Aguila 40g .22's for a $20 bill. I'm hoping to meet up with the guy, an old welder with bad lungs, next week and see what else he has...met him at the VA hospital. Kinda looked like he was carrying most of his life around in his old Chevy van. What really caught my eye was the Remington Nylon 66 and the S&W .44 stainless he had. Didn't have that kind of cash on me though.
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Scott, you've done well again! Can't quite read all the tangs or recognize the makers but they look like some good ones. The bone on the knife on the right looks good. ::tu::
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Treefarmer, that bone caught my eye too. Scott you always get a haul. ::tu::
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Would love to see the blades on those two Nordic knives.
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Thanks fellas!!!
Quick Steel wrote:Would love to see the blades on those two Nordic knives.
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Thank you Scott. I hate to take up your time just to feed my curiosity. But right off the top, do you have any info on either of them? Google turned up nothing on Sundwall.
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QS there is an s in the middle, I think it is a town in Sweden. It's Sundsvall. At least that is what came up for me. ::handshake::
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