Lets play in the Dining Room with this Will & Finck.

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Lets play in the Dining Room with this Will & Finck.

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Can anyone substantiate this target logo, Year,Blade Looks full when comparing to photos on net, Looks Walrus Ivory, Bolster Sterling. Any idea to value? Lets hear your ideas.
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WOW Moss!
That is cool.
I am going to move it to Knife Lore so more people will see it.

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Very cool Moss!

Famous early West Coast makers of many fine edged appliances; Will & Finck were at the top of the game.

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Very cool. I've been trying to get a set for a while now. I would ask Bernard Levine since he literally wrote the book http://www.amazon.com/Knifemakers-Old-F ... 101&sr=8-1.
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