Things that look like knives
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Things that look like knives
How about a thread with items that look like knives but aren't. This is an old match safe.
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Re: Things that look like knives
That match safe is pretty cool David. I never saw anything like it.
Only item I have is a pencil box. If a kid carried one of these to school now days, he'd probably get sent for a psychiatric evaluation, and his parents accused of endangerment.
If today's wacking laws were retroactive, us old geezers would all be convicted felons.
Fran
Only item I have is a pencil box. If a kid carried one of these to school now days, he'd probably get sent for a psychiatric evaluation, and his parents accused of endangerment.
If today's wacking laws were retroactive, us old geezers would all be convicted felons.
Fran
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Re: Things that look like knives
very cool match safe david. i have never seen one in that design. is it marked? hey fran, that's too cool for school. are the allowed to have sharp pencils still?
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I also have an Avon hair brush that looks like a Sunfish, and some of you may remember the Chocolate mold of a knife that I have as well. I know some of you have wooden knives in your collection. Let's see em.
Neat stuff.
No marks on the match safe, it was just one of those things I saw at an antique shop that yelled "buy me"
it was different and I like that.
Neat stuff.
No marks on the match safe, it was just one of those things I saw at an antique shop that yelled "buy me"
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Couple more items for this thread I thought you might enjoy seeing. I mentioned these before.
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This sorta fits the category (not really!). Here is a metal block used for printing Case catalogs, along with an impression my wife made in her press. It just happens to represent a Harness Jack! 
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Charlie,
I think it fits the thread perfectly. Neat item and WOW!!!!! a harness jack to boot. I bet you like finding that little tid bit. Sooooooooooo, where did you find that? I think that a lot of people are looking for associated knife items to enhance thier collections. Me included. Tell us more.
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I think it fits the thread perfectly. Neat item and WOW!!!!! a harness jack to boot. I bet you like finding that little tid bit. Sooooooooooo, where did you find that? I think that a lot of people are looking for associated knife items to enhance thier collections. Me included. Tell us more.
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A friend in New York found it at a knife show, and sent it to me.
Sorry there aren't many details. It is fortunate my wife does some block printing. Her little studio (which I built for her) is perfect for one-off prints.
I'm sure I've seen this identical image in an old Case catalog. I'll have to look as I have time, to see if I can find it again.
Here's a knife that looks like something else!! (since it's April Fools Day!)
Looks like some napkin rings I've owned in more genteel days!
The only marking is "ROSTFREI" on the main.
Sorry there aren't many details. It is fortunate my wife does some block printing. Her little studio (which I built for her) is perfect for one-off prints.
I'm sure I've seen this identical image in an old Case catalog. I'll have to look as I have time, to see if I can find it again.
Here's a knife that looks like something else!! (since it's April Fools Day!)
Looks like some napkin rings I've owned in more genteel days!
The only marking is "ROSTFREI" on the main.
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Re: Things that look like knives
This looks like a knife, and it came straight from the Case factory to me. Anyone know what it is?
I'll let you guess a while before I tell you. 
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Re: Things that look like knives
I'm guessing fridge magnet! only a guess mind you!
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Re: Things that look like knives
How about a lapel pin?
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That's easy!!!!!!!!!!!!
it is something that should be at MY HOUSE.
See I told you it was easy.
LOL!!!!!!!!

See I told you it was easy.
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Re: Things that look like knives
philco wrote:This looks like a knife, and it came straight from the Case factory to me. Anyone know what it is?I'll let you guess a while before I tell you.
Thanks to all who participated.Rusty1 wrote:I'm guessing fridge magnet! only a guess mind you!
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I got a very nice reply indicating they would not be sending me a knife but would be sending me a gift as a token of their appreciation. The refrigerator magnet was what they sent me.
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I got one of these, compliments of Knife-Nut.

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RC What do you think they are? Knife-Nut showed then to me. I have no clue.
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I still have no idea what they are. Certainly cutlery related and neat looking, but other than that 
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Make a good Business Card holder
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Pretty cool, just don't know what it is suppose to be. HUMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!! Neat stuff, would love to see more.
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Re: Things that look like knives
Regarding the Remington item above, is there by any chance or might have there been at one time, a thin blade mounted down inside between the two halves?
If so, it could have been an envelope opener or mail slitter.
Just a thought.
Charlie Noyes
If so, it could have been an envelope opener or mail slitter.
Just a thought.
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Its possible there could have been a blade there, it would have to be held in by fricition. The entire item is made up of jet black pyremite, and even looks like it has a back spring, but it doesn't, it even rolls up on one end following the bolster .Theres no hole for a pin or anything. I can see no evidence of there ever being anything mounted inside. Possibly it was going to be a letter opener, but left the factory early. 
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A retired fellow in Georgia contacted me with a knife to sell. I didn't buy the knife, but chatted with him a few times, and when he said he had taken up whittling, I sent him a few old knives I had kicking around. Good old steel for the job.
He sent me back some of his efforts. Nice aromatic cedar, perfect for tossing in a drawer with seasonal clothing.
He sent me back some of his efforts. Nice aromatic cedar, perfect for tossing in a drawer with seasonal clothing.
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GR8 idea.
Can I get some for my wifey ?
I will buy some for her B-DAY.....
Can I get some for my wifey ?
I will buy some for her B-DAY.....
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Pretty cool Charlie, I like the cotton sampler particularly.
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