Carrmillus, you flatter me! This is not mint at all .carrmillus wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 8:47 pm ..another mint example, vit!!!!............ ...............
Reasonably rare Camillus
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....compared to most of the ones I am able to find over here , it looks gteat, vit!!!!!................... ...............Vit_213 wrote: ↑Tue May 12, 2020 2:10 amCarrmillus, you flatter me! This is not mint at all .carrmillus wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 8:47 pm ..another mint example, vit!!!!............ ...............
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Morning everyone, and hope your Easter Sunday is a good one .
Floyd ( Doglegg) Am going to post this 12 short line here, hope you don’t mind me tagging it on your post .
Want to thank a couple of you for help on this one ,would like to hear from others there thoughts,facts ,etc on this 12 .
Is it a one year run on production, and if so does anyone know approximately how many ?
Some nice 16 s and 17 s posted here , anyone have a 12 that you could show? Would be appreciated.
Thanks for a great post Floyd , always something nice to read and see from you and others here !
Floyd ( Doglegg) Am going to post this 12 short line here, hope you don’t mind me tagging it on your post .
Want to thank a couple of you for help on this one ,would like to hear from others there thoughts,facts ,etc on this 12 .
Is it a one year run on production, and if so does anyone know approximately how many ?
Some nice 16 s and 17 s posted here , anyone have a 12 that you could show? Would be appreciated.
Thanks for a great post Floyd , always something nice to read and see from you and others here !
JP
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Ripster wrote: ↑Sun Apr 04, 2021 12:51 pm Morning everyone, and hope your Easter Sunday is a good one .
Floyd ( Doglegg) Am going to post this 12 short line here, hope you don’t mind me tagging it on your post .
Want to thank a couple of you for help on this one ,would like to hear from others there thoughts,facts ,etc on this 12 .
Is it a one year run on production, and if so does anyone know approximately how many ?
Some nice 16 s and 17 s posted here , anyone have a 12 that you could show? Would be appreciated.
Thanks for a great post Floyd , always something nice to read and see from you and others here !
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JP I posted else where but here is my 12, a no line tang stamp so early after the war. I believe that they only used bone on them the first year and the 12 doesn't show up in the next catalogue.Ripster wrote: ↑Sun Apr 04, 2021 12:51 pm Morning everyone, and hope your Easter Sunday is a good one .
Floyd ( Doglegg) Am going to post this 12 short line here, hope you don’t mind me tagging it on your post .
Want to thank a couple of you for help on this one ,would like to hear from others there thoughts,facts ,etc on this 12 .
Is it a one year run on production, and if so does anyone know approximately how many ?
Some nice 16 s and 17 s posted here , anyone have a 12 that you could show? Would be appreciated.
Thanks for a great post Floyd , always something nice to read and see from you and others here !
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Floyd ,that’s nice looking bone on your 12doglegg wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 1:47 amJP I posted else where but here is my 12, a no line tang stamp so early after the war. I believe that they only used bone on them the first year and the 12 doesn't show up in the next catalogue. DSCN6727.JPGDSCN6728.JPGDSCN6729.JPGDSCN6731.JPGDSCN6733.JPGRipster wrote: ↑Sun Apr 04, 2021 12:51 pm Morning everyone, and hope your Easter Sunday is a good one .
Floyd ( Doglegg) Am going to post this 12 short line here, hope you don’t mind me tagging it on your post .
Want to thank a couple of you for help on this one ,would like to hear from others there thoughts,facts ,etc on this 12 .
Is it a one year run on production, and if so does anyone know approximately how many ?
Some nice 16 s and 17 s posted here , anyone have a 12 that you could show? Would be appreciated.
Thanks for a great post Floyd , always something nice to read and see from you and others here !
Thanks for posting it, believe we have the Same shield as well. Really like the Ww2 period stuff ,and always something to learn ,and getting to be a challenge to find them .
Have a great day there my friend
JP
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Well, between you and JP, my heart is jumped up 20 beats. Floyd, that is just a down right beautiful knife. You and JP should be proud of those.
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I'll sharpen it for you, but I don't give out band-aids!!
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JP has a beauty and I am fortunate to have one too. Thanks P. B.
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Beautiful old knives!
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Floyd ( Doglegg) Am going to post this 12 short line here, hope you don’t mind me tagging it on your post .
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I am looking at some of the older post and WOW, a beautiful #12 short line Great photos! Thanks
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I am looking at some of the older post and WOW, a beautiful #12 short line Great photos! Thanks
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I’m just reading this this thread and WOW. Floyd and JP, y’all have some amazing old knives. Very nice!
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Morning Floyd and fellas . Wade ,been almost a year but ,Thank. You . They’re a great knife for sure .
Sitting here this cold windy snowy day taking advantage of being able to hide out . So that brings me to updating notes into one ( hopefully ) page with out all the pages of scribbled out notes and what not . Then into the Lap top for reference .A question to you ,was the #12 only made one or two years with bone. And if there was another material used beside bone what was it in this stamp period ? Have looked in the 1946 and 48 Catalog but would like to hear or see what some of you have to offer .
Those 16 and 17 s a page back sure are nice on the eyes
JP
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JP, going by the catalogs it seem that first offering at the end of and right after the War was the only ones in bone. I sure like them and hate to pass one up. I'm not sure what those black handles were made of before Delrin. You sure have some wonderful ones.
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Nice knives, cool pics with your notes!!Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 3:46 pmMorning Floyd and fellas . Wade ,been almost a year but ,Thank. You . They’re a great knife for sure .
Sitting here this cold windy snowy day taking advantage of being able to hide out . So that brings me to updating notes into one ( hopefully ) page with out all the pages of scribbled out notes and what not . Then into the Lap top for reference .A question to you ,was the #12 only made one or two years with bone. And if there was another material used beside bone what was it in this stamp period ? Have looked in the 1946 and 48 Catalog but would like to hear or see what some of you have to offer .
Those 16 and 17 s a page back sure are nice on the eyes
Ike