Hey Guys;
I was beginning to think there were no more knives on the coast. These are the folders from the past couple of weeks. Top is a Robeson pruner next is a Case/xx/usa fisherman(65-69). Next is an Imperial Switcher with bad handle, Last is an early 40's clasp folding hunter CASE/XX, notice how high on blade the nail nick is, Its been well loved but still walks and talks like new. Knifeaholic, when do you think manufacture was? Orvet I am bringing Imperial to blade this weelend so bring trading stuff.
wb
PS the hunter is also a flat ground type with a chip out of back stag.
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Hi;
The blade could stand a little tightening but other than that it works fine, locks up both ways and closes well. That may be the reason Mr. Langston left this one out of his book.
wb
The blade could stand a little tightening but other than that it works fine, locks up both ways and closes well. That may be the reason Mr. Langston left this one out of his book.
wb