due to this unique patten?
These things close 10 times faster than they open
They use a "rack and pinion" system to open and close them.
I've also herd them referred to as "ratchet knives".
Anyone got other examples?
........... Joe
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Pull Knives
Anyone else been reduced to nine and a half fingers
due to this unique patten?
These things close 10 times faster than they open
They use a "rack and pinion" system to open and close them.
I've also herd them referred to as "ratchet knives".
Anyone got other examples?
........... Joe
due to this unique patten?
These things close 10 times faster than they open
They use a "rack and pinion" system to open and close them.
I've also herd them referred to as "ratchet knives".
Anyone got other examples?
........... Joe
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Re: Pull Knives
A while back I posted a couple over in Knife Lore, in Unusual and Secret knives thread 
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Re: Pull Knives
love the chess piece pull!
whose the maker?
is that hammered brass as well?
whose the maker?
is that hammered brass as well?
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Re: Pull Knives
The knight is unmarked, Pete. I have only seen
two others, another black one and a red one.
I haven't seen any other chess pieces than the knight.
The bottle opener is indeed hammered brass.
There is a nail file along the top edge of the back of the blade.
It is marked:
HICKOK
USA
The copper plated one with the crown is marked:
JET
KNIFE
CORP.
MADE IN U.S.A.
......... Joe
two others, another black one and a red one.
I haven't seen any other chess pieces than the knight.
The bottle opener is indeed hammered brass.
There is a nail file along the top edge of the back of the blade.
It is marked:
HICKOK
USA
The copper plated one with the crown is marked:
JET
KNIFE
CORP.
MADE IN U.S.A.
......... Joe
I've got a camouflage knife, but I can't find it.......
..... cardboard addicted.....
"The old timer's concentrated on making knives; not keeping records!!" ~ Bonfire bob
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Re: Pull Knives
Hay MB, is your whiskey ad knife marked?
........... Joe
........... Joe
I've got a camouflage knife, but I can't find it.......
..... cardboard addicted.....
"The old timer's concentrated on making knives; not keeping records!!" ~ Bonfire bob
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Re: Pull Knives
Joe,
IIRC, it was unmarked, the pull is marked Pat. Pend.
You should post yours in the knife lore thread too
Very nice collection
IIRC, it was unmarked, the pull is marked Pat. Pend.
You should post yours in the knife lore thread too
Very nice collection
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Re: Pull Knives
From what time era do these knives originate?
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Re: Pull Knives
I've been fortunate to have not lost any digits to knives... YET