Is this Vintage Remington legit?
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rigwelder
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Is this Vintage Remington legit?
I might be dead wrong, but it just doesnt look right to me!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Remington-2-Blade-P ... C294%3A200
http://cgi.ebay.com/Remington-2-Blade-P ... C294%3A200
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Re: Is this Vintage Remington legit?
You're not dead, but I think you're wrong.
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rigwelder
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Re: Is this Vintage Remington legit?
So your thinking shes right? When i found her last night i just got german made on the brain. Dont know why, but i did.
But sometimes, but not often. When its too good to be true, it might actually be!
But sometimes, but not often. When its too good to be true, it might actually be!
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I have gone back and forth on that knife several times. The knife looks great, especially the bone. The only thing that bothers me is the tang stamp on the secondary blade and the pattern number. I don't usually place too much stock in pictures of tang stamps because lighting etc. can distort them, but those stamps really look odd to me.
I'd love to have that knife in my hand to look at those stampings.
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I have gone back and forth on that knife several times. The knife looks great, especially the bone. The only thing that bothers me is the tang stamp on the secondary blade and the pattern number. I don't usually place too much stock in pictures of tang stamps because lighting etc. can distort them, but those stamps really look odd to me.
I'd love to have that knife in my hand to look at those stampings.
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How many knife fakers would be able to create this knife, then decline to polish the bolsters?
I know that's not definitive.
Just my opinion.
I've only owned two Remingtons in my life, so maybe I shouldn't have spoken up. But, it sure looks right to me.
Charlie Noyes
I know that's not definitive.
Just my opinion.
I've only owned two Remingtons in my life, so maybe I shouldn't have spoken up. But, it sure looks right to me.
Charlie Noyes
DE OPPRESSO LIBER
"...Men may spurn our appeals, reject our message, oppose our arguments, despise our persons ___but they are helpless against our prayers. "
Sidlow Baxter
"...Men may spurn our appeals, reject our message, oppose our arguments, despise our persons ___but they are helpless against our prayers. "
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msteele6
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I certainly don't think this knife is a fake. It appears way too good for that. My question has more to do with the possibility of repair or replacement.
By the way, I noticed those bolsters too, and they certainly add to the authentic look of the knife.
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I certainly don't think this knife is a fake. It appears way too good for that. My question has more to do with the possibility of repair or replacement.
By the way, I noticed those bolsters too, and they certainly add to the authentic look of the knife.
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I think Charlie is right, to have the knife apart and put a altered pen blade in you would have to clean the bolsters. I also thought the stamp looked a little shaky and light. I compared it to some stamps on other small Remingtons I think it is ok.RobesonsRme.com wrote:How many knife fakers would be able to create this knife, then decline to polish the bolsters?
I know that's not definitive.
Just my opinion.
I've only owned two Remingtons in my life, so maybe I shouldn't have spoken up. But, it sure looks right to me.
Charlie Noyes
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I feel sure the knife is authentic. I was the high bidder but I think someone outbid me, its not over yet though. 
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Re: Is this Vintage Remington legit?
I'm no expert on Remington's, but those bolsters just look heavily tarnished to me. Nothing a little simi-chrome wouldn't polish up. After looking at his feedback and what he sells, he definitely is not a knifer and probably wouldn't know how to clean a knife up anyways.
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So far, so good...So What!!
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Sold 356.99 seems like alot for that particular knife.
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Was kinda on the high side, but is in a fairly rare pattern and is near mint. Those old etched Rem's will bring top dollar.