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franklin
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Post by franklin »

I also have a Cattarugus wit a single blade like a leather awl bone stag handle and a crescent wrench ont the handle. Both blades are marked CATTARAUGUS in an arc then below that CUTLERY CO. and then below that LITTLE VALLEY
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very nice. that one is very collectible. book on a mint one is $400+ in mint condition. that does not mean you will sell for that amount.
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Post by SFC ADP »

I know that pattern can bring in some good money, but looks as it the Main blade has seen some serious Blade loss. How does the other side look as well?
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the blade is about 1/4" from reaching the end of the opening for the blade
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her is a pic of the other side it is a nice as the other..i also have 2 other of these bran knives
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even with the blade wear, it's still a very nice knife.
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Very nice, I'm seeing more of a variety of knives and patterns here than anywhere else!! Learning a lot and great exposure to great patterns.....

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franklin
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I have this knife and i do appreciate all of you help but what can any of you suggest if i was wanting to sell it
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Post by remington collector »

If you want to sell it, the best way would be to run it in an auction. Either at AAPK or E-bay. Start it out at $1.00 and it will bring fair market price.
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Post by ribbedbumpers »

franklin - Here's a link to a similar 3-W Cattaraugus that just ended on eBay.. This one has the screwdriver secondary blade - but gives you some idea.. Hope this helps.. Gary

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