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Please Help Identify My Knife

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Hi folks first post here . I picked up this knife the other day and can not make out the name on it . I know it has a broken blade but I would say I am more curious than anything at this point . Thanks
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Garagefinds304 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 3:20 pm Hi.....
Looks like NAUGATUCK.
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I agree with Skip

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Nice find! Too bad it’s in such poor condition but it’s a fairly obscure stamp, dates to 1872-1888 according to Goins’ Encyclopedia of Cutlery Markings. The Naugatuck Valley in Connecticut was once a hotbed of cutleries, due the ample availability of water power energy necessary at the time to run the equipment. There were numerous cutleries located there - Naugatuck Cutlery being one of the shorter lived. There are a lot of posts here about the various cutleries. search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&sr=posts&keywords=Naugatuck

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…..but those ebony covers just keep looking better over time - wish that one could talk ::nod::
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Both blades had a long pull...nice!
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