Old Knife Identification

[DadsknivesMI]

I am going through some of the knives that my dad has collected and we are looking to sell and I found a couple that I can't really find anything about and wondered if anyone can identify anything about them or knows who the manufacturer is I would appreciate it.

[Rockingkj]

I don’t know the maker but workmanship is outstanding! Someone will recognize the makers mark. Made by someone that knows how to make a folder. I be proud to own one.

[Mumbleypeg]

Welcome to AAPK.

Nice looking knives but I don’t recognize the maker’s mark. They’re not what I would classify as “old”, but that’s a subjective term I guess. Someone here may recognize it but it may take a while before a knowledgeable person sees your post, so don’t give up too soon,

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Ken

[Case V42]

I'm quite sure the tang stamp is by Ray Ennis. Judging from the style, it may be a knife he made while still in North Dakota. Ray is no longer making knives, but you should be able to find information by searching "Entrek Knives".

[andreeoeen]

Ray Ennis was known for his work with Entrek Knives, and although he may no longer be actively making knives, his legacy lives on.
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