An oldie need help identifying
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An oldie need help identifying
I’m guessing Civil War or so …. Can anyone help with the mark?
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Re: An oldie need help identifying
Maybe an antique ink eraser?
"Better to do something imperfectly, than to do nothing flawlessly." ~ Robert H. Schuller
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Re: An oldie need help identifying
It's a budding/grafting knife, my guess is possibly German made, early to mid 1900's. Nothing to do with the Civil War.
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Re: An oldie need help identifying
Thank you …. I thought it was a fleam blade … never thought about the grafting/budding. I appreciate the quick feedback.
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Re: An oldie need help identifying
My pleasure Pad2. Here's a cut from an old Schrade catalog showing their version which was introduced in 1932. I believe they took the design off of a similar knife made by Kunde & Sohne, a German maker known for their horticultural knives. Your mark is a mystery to me. I feel like I've seen it before but just can't place where.
Eric
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Re: An oldie need help identifying
Q the pattern number under the drawing is for that particular color (W for white, B for black), the knife handle choices under the descriptions are additional choices for that pattern. Sometimes there are a half dozen choices depending on the pattern.
Eric