A 170-Year Old Beauty

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Re: A 170-Year Old Beauty

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Wow. No: WOW!!
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Re: A 170-Year Old Beauty

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What a great acquisition! I love the built-in provenance that the engraving provides. We often discuss how we wish these old knives could talk - well, yours tells at least part of it's story right on the blade!
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Re: A 170-Year Old Beauty

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Vary nice. ::tu::
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Re: A 170-Year Old Beauty

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What a wonderful find , beautiful knife ::ds::
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Re: A 170-Year Old Beauty

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We all collect knives differently but that is one of the finest sores I've ever seen posted here on AAPK. Congratulations Dennis. ::handshake::
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Re: A 170-Year Old Beauty

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Dennis, I agree with Phil .It's a tribute to your collecting prowess. While you're out there in places I don't go, please keep me in mind if you see any farmers jacks . ::tu:: ::tu::

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Re: A 170-Year Old Beauty

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I just found out that the maker, silversmith George Unite, has an entry in Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Unite

If you are a stickler for such things, note that the dates for Unite are off in Goins'. I penciled in corrections in my copy.

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