Knife identification
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Sjkn4kds
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Knife identification
I am looking to identify the manufacturer and age of this knife. The tang stamp is nearly gone; but the remaining letters are CHAR.
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Ridgegrass
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Re: Knife identification
Could that be 'Chal" ? "Challenge" ?
Charles Hall (Sheffield)
Charles Land (Sheffield)
Charles Langbein (NY)
Charles Randall(Germany)
??? Good luck. Definitely and old one.
J.O'.
Charles Hall (Sheffield)
Charles Land (Sheffield)
Charles Langbein (NY)
Charles Randall(Germany)
??? Good luck. Definitely and old one.
J.O'.
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Reverand
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Re: Knife identification
It makes me think that it is in the middle of a name, like "Richards", or something. I am only going by the remains of the tang stamp, not the rest of the knife. I am not knowledgeable enough on this style to do that.
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Sjkn4kds
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Re: Knife identification
Thanks! Appreciate your input!
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Oledadsknives
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Re: Knife identification
I agree with the reverand, looks like a richards Southbridge Mass. If it is they were in business 1862-1908. Opinion only, not for sure!
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