Need Parker Cut. Co. repaired

[Blackknight755]

I have a Parker Cut. Co. surgical steel japan that I broke the blade many years ago. I should have had it repaired way back then, but I put it in a drawer and forgot about it... fast forward to now. I am including pictures of my knife (or whats left of it) and also a knife that I found on e b a y that is the exact same knife that I have. I do not know the name or model number of my knife, hence the picture of the exact same one as mine so maybe someone can recognize it.

I know that its probably not worth the price to repair it but it has great sentimental value to me. Anyone that can replace the blade please send me a message.

[Reverand]

I am fairly sure that I do not have a Parker blade that would fit it, but I will look in the next few days to be sure.
What is the full length of the knife when it is closed?

[Mumbleypeg]

If you’re sure the ebay knife is the same pattern as yours, your best bet is to buy it and use it for a donor blade to fix yours. The blade on the ebay knife just needs a little cleaning up, otherwise looks to be in reasonably good shape. Although it is possibly you may find another donor blade, it’s not likely.

Finding a donor knife is the hard part. Once you have a donor, getting someone to put it into your knife is the easy part. JMO

Ken

[Blackknight755]

I am fairly sure that I do not have a Parker blade that would fit it, but I will look in the next few days to be sure.
What is the full length of the knife when it is closed?

Sir it is 3 5/8 inches.

[Blackknight755]

If you’re sure the ebay knife is the same pattern as yours, your best bet is to buy it and use it for a donor blade to fix yours. The blade on the ebay knife just needs a little cleaning up, otherwise looks to be in reasonably good shape. Although it is possibly you may find another donor blade, it’s not likely.

Finding a donor knife is the hard part. Once you have a donor, getting someone to put it into your knife is the easy part. JMO

Ken

I would buy it but the starting bid is $79. The knife really has a lot of sentimental value but not quite that much.

[Reverand]

-Edit- nevermind. I just looked a second time and realized that your knife is a Parker Japan.
I will keep on looking!

Here is the closest thing that I have found so far:
This knife is a Bear and Son, which means that it was made in the same factory as yours, only several years later, after Parker sold the company.
The blade shape is different, but I still believe that it will fit your knife. I will also look through my parts knives out in the shop building when I can, to see if I have anything closer to your original.