This knife was my fathers when he was a young boy(over 50yrs).......any idea of name, type, value, etc....
Thanks for your help!
Help Identify Old Knife
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Re: Help Identify Old Knife
The knife is a Kutmaster, in business since 1937, according to Goins. Not sure when this one might have been made.
As to value, priceless since it came from your father. On the market, they fetch modest amounts in the collector market.
Ray
As to value, priceless since it came from your father. On the market, they fetch modest amounts in the collector market.
Ray
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Re: Help Identify Old Knife
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I think Ray has pretty well identified your knife.
He is right, knives that come from friends and family members
are priceless.
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