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Ok, so I'm at an auction last night, buying up some knives, most need work, like this one. It's pretty rough, but I liked it, peachseed jigged wood handles, something I've never seen before. Also, it was an easy pull barehead teardop, a pattern I like. It is tangstamped on both blades J. Dixon Cutlery Co. Germany. Steel liners, pins and bolsters, pinned shield.

so, who wants to do a little research for me? Age, and other info would be nice.

Thanks in advanced!
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DIXON CUTLERY CO. - made in "werewolf" work - GER/USA - WHOL. IMPORT - C1920S?

that's all i could find.
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Goins' has the same info. Circa 1920.

Must be pretty rare.
Ask LT if he has heard of it.

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thanks guys, sounds like an oldie to me! :)
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