Robeson Monograph

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Robeson Monograph

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I recently acquired my first Robeson knife. I was intrigued by
the Flame Edge patent

The monograph will join my other monographs in my knife book.

Any comments welcome.

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rea1eye wrote: Wed Aug 24, 2022 2:49 pm I.....
Maybe you shoul post it here also:
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Will do Skip.

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Robeson’s ShurWood handles are not plastic. They are a resin impregnated, multi-layer wood material that Robeson produced in a specialty shop, although I do not know where it was located.

They used ShurWood for knife handles on pocketknives, hunting knives, kitchen and table cutlery, BBQ sets and they even made ash trays with it.

I sold a knife just like that one this past weekend in Lexington.
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RobesonsRme.com wrote: Thu Aug 25, 2022 12:24 am Robeson’s ShurWood handles are not plastic. They are a resin impregnated, multi-layer wood material that Robeson produced in a specialty shop, although I do not know where it was located.

They used ShurWood for knife handles on pocketknives, hunting knives, kitchen and table cutlery, BBQ sets and they even made ash trays with it.

I sold a knife just like that one this past weekend in Lexington.
I will fix that monograph. Thanks.

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ShurWood was basically the same as Case’s Paccawood.

They also made knife cases and display boxes out of it.
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