A , '' bag of blades for a fin ''.
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A , '' bag of blades for a fin ''.
Went to an antique shop I've never visited before yesterday. Saw a friend who had her own shop at one time & when she introduced me to the owner, mentioned I collected knives. The owner reached under the counter & produced a paper bag full of knives. She offered to sell them to me for five bucks! Needless to say Ibought them after checking them out. A bunch of Pakistani & Chinese but a few that may be able to repair. here is a pic of the bag's contents; more to follow.
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A couple of those look pretty good, well worth your money!
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There certainly appears to be a few good one's in there, K7K.
Definitely worth the fiver you paid, in fact, you could likely make 10X that much with a quick "B.I.N."/"As-is"/"Lot for sale" ebay listing.
Just a thought.

Definitely worth the fiver you paid, in fact, you could likely make 10X that much with a quick "B.I.N."/"As-is"/"Lot for sale" ebay listing.
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Ya done good! 
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Reworked a lot of the knives since getting them. One( the High Carbon Steel utility) was too far gone, so I disassembled it; saving the backsprings & one good bone handle. The rest are: Compass Industries ; Utica jumbo jack; Electric swell center; Ulster electrician's; Catt whittler; Robeson serpentine pen; Valley Forge sleeveboard pen; Sabre hawkbill; Colnial pen; Berkeley funny folder.
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Even if it doesn't get any better, K7K, at least you gain the 10 knives in your pics for $5.00!
That's a darn good deal!

That's a darn good deal!
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knife7knut wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 8:21 am Reworked a lot of the knives since getting them. One( the High Carbon Steel utility) was too far gone, so I disassembled it; saving the backsprings & one good bone handle. The rest are: Compass Industries ; Utica jumbo jack; Electric swell center; Ulster electrician's; Catt whittler; Robeson serpentine pen; Valley Forge sleeveboard pen; Sabre hawkbill; Colnial pen; Berkeley funny folder.
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Finished this one last night. It was originally missing the mark side handle & I replaced it with a piece of clear Plexiglas & was going to leave it like that.
I then decided to jig it using my Foredom die grinder & a small ball mill. After that I painted it black using mv lettering enamel with a bit of talcum powder mixed in to dull the gloss. Here is a before & after shot.
I then decided to jig it using my Foredom die grinder & a small ball mill. After that I painted it black using mv lettering enamel with a bit of talcum powder mixed in to dull the gloss. Here is a before & after shot.
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Excellent work .knife7knut wrote: ↑Sat Jun 17, 2023 3:55 pm Finished this one last night. It was originally missing the mark side handle & I replaced it with a piece of clear Plexiglas & was going to leave it like that.
I then decided to jig it using my Foredom die grinder & a small ball mill. After that I painted it black using mv lettering enamel with a bit of talcum powder mixed in to dull the gloss. Here is a before & after shot.
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Re: A , '' bag of blades for a fin ''.
Nice job Ray! A great bargain on those knives! 
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