Utica Cutlery Co.

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Utica Cutlery Co.

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Does anyone have info on this line of knives? I appreciate any help. I don't own one...just thinking about it. Any trapper with 1095 blade steel gets my attention.
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Try here for starters..........


http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... ilit=utica
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Then after you read up on the history, try this thread for the current state of affairs:

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... ilit=utica
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Thanks for the info! ::tu:: sounds like a pretty good knife for the money. :mrgreen:
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From one dog to another, it is. ::tu::
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