Thank you, Tongueriver.
The one with the serrated spine? (if that's the proper term)
Western Fixed Blade Knives
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Re: Western Fixed Blade Knives
This one has a straight back to it, no serrations.
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Righto. The one I posted has the scaler spine; they were sold both ways. I see them in the 1936 and the 1941 catalog pages.galvanic1882 wrote:This one has a straight back to it, no serrations.
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640. I don't believe this is the original sheath.
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Westerns
Snuck a Marbles in there, sorry
Snuck a Marbles in there, sorry
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Thanks. MB's.Miller Bro's wrote:
I love Westerns and the L36 really appeals to me.
I don't see too many lately.
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Producer wrote: I love Westerns and the L36 really appeals to me.
I don't see too many lately.
I don't either, I use to turn them down there were so many at one time
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