Got this nice Remington from Celluloid Hero
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Got this nice Remington from Celluloid Hero
Just picked up this really nice Remington from Celluloid Hero. These blades really walk and talk and have really pretty Remington brown bone handles.
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Re: Got this nice Remington from Celluloid Hero
Wrigley Knife
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This Remington is odd. I believe it's an R1823, but I don't ever remember seeing one with the pattern number on it. Does anyone know why?
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This Remington is odd. I believe it's an R1823, but I don't ever remember seeing one with the pattern number on it. Does anyone know why?
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- Forensic Jim
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Re: Got this nice Remington from Celluloid Hero
What's a Wriggly knife? The Remington book shows this pattern.
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Re: Got this nice Remington from Celluloid Hero
OK This is from memory so it may not be 100% right. In Oct. 1925 the Wriggly Gum Co.
had Remington make a promotion knife it was your knife no pattern number and I think
no etch. They gave these knives for wrappers and some money. The R1823 was a regular production knife that was etched and had a pattern number. Hope most of this is right.
I found this in my Voyles book pg 270. They were traded for wrappers only and they made one million knives for Wrigley's
had Remington make a promotion knife it was your knife no pattern number and I think
no etch. They gave these knives for wrappers and some money. The R1823 was a regular production knife that was etched and had a pattern number. Hope most of this is right.
I found this in my Voyles book pg 270. They were traded for wrappers only and they made one million knives for Wrigley's