Patent No 227855

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Patent No 227855

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Bought this lovely off ebay for 4 bucks and change delivered.. :roll: The only markings on it are USA and the patent no 227855.
Lovely bone colored jigged plastic handles, iron bolsters and liners, full blades.

Patent info here. http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/ ... 297855.pdf
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Interesting post. 8)

Lighter, cheaper, better................the birth of the shell bolster. :lol:
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I was attempting to be subtly sarcastic. :roll:

The lil dumplin is made pretty close to the drawings as far as the bolsters go. It does have good springs and still has good snap.

I wonder who the maker was on it.
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That patent looks like it was associated with Utica.
The knife doesn't look like an Imperial, so I imagine it is Utica, or perhaps Colonial.

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