Help identifying this Frost Cutlery pocket knife.
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Jaguar542000
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Help identifying this Frost Cutlery pocket knife.
I found this knife while cleaning out a house about 10 years ago. It has the Frost Cutlery stamp as well as the Pakistan stamp. I've tried to research it and have not found anything about it.
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tallguy606
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Re: Help identifying this Frost Cutlery pocket knife.
Uh, it's a Frost brand cheap knife made in Pakistan. What else could there be to know?
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Re: Help identifying this Frost Cutlery pocket knife.
If it is made by Stan Packy, that is all there is to know.
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Re: Help identifying this Frost Cutlery pocket knife.
Welcome to AAPK. As you may have guessed by now, neither Frost Cutlery in general nor Pakistani made knives in specific have much if any collector value. Might be a good usable knife though. Put it in your pocket and use it. Or it could work as a paperweight!
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Re: Help identifying this Frost Cutlery pocket knife.
yes, sharpen it and put it to work, worth about $1.00 so don’t set your expectations too high in terms of performance.