valley forge
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valley forge
picked this one up. both blades stamped in straight lines - VALLEY FORGE over CUTLERY CO. over NEWARK, N.J.
double swedge, long pull on main blade. handles some type of wood, almost black(ebony?). 3 3/4" closed. i think it's pre boker as there is no vf in circle on rear tang. valley forge operated from 1892? - 1899/1902 when boker assumed ownership. half stops on both blades, walks and talks like a gator. brass liners/pins. ns bolsters and pinned shield.
double swedge, long pull on main blade. handles some type of wood, almost black(ebony?). 3 3/4" closed. i think it's pre boker as there is no vf in circle on rear tang. valley forge operated from 1892? - 1899/1902 when boker assumed ownership. half stops on both blades, walks and talks like a gator. brass liners/pins. ns bolsters and pinned shield.
johnnie f 1949
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Re: valley forge
Sweet, johnnie, love them hundred year old knives. 
Richard
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Re: valley forge
Thats a nice piece of antique cutlery there Johnnie.
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Re: valley forge
That's my kind of knife johnnie! Reminds me of one in my collection. E C Simmons Keen Kutter 3 1/2" Here's a pic to compare.
Paul M
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Re: valley forge
thanks guys. that's a beaut paul! 
johnnie f 1949
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please support our troops - past and present
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please support our troops - past and present
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Re: valley forge
two good looking old jacks.
jacks have allways been my favorite pattern.
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Re: valley forge
You have to have pretty tough Finger nails or they will break em! Robesons!