case bradford
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volsdad0110
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case bradford
Is this knife real and if it is is it really pre 1920 and what kind of handles is this.
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knifeaholic
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Re: case bradford
Junk
Made out of an early Imperial or Colonial most likely.
Made out of an early Imperial or Colonial most likely.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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rigwelder
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Re: case bradford
Looks like it could be a frankenknife? the blade resembles a w.r.case & sons blade. But that frame isnt right for sure. It should have a true cokebottle frame.
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Re: case bradford
Not an expert on anything, but the stamp looks genuine. The blade has been resurfaced. and the tang looks unusually short. A jig grinder could resurface the blade, and cut into the tang to efectvely lengthen the blade. The short tang could also be part of hiding a welded blade, This one would be hard to sell at a knife show where the buyer can coon finger and chicken eye the offerings. The shape of the frame says Colonial to me. jmo
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rigwelder
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Re: case bradford
Yeah i think the blade is good,, but probably was embellished to look better.
But it dang sure doesnt go with that frame.
I messaged the seller days ago. He actually agreed that it wasnt correct.
But he must not care. Its allready up to $190.00
But it dang sure doesnt go with that frame.
I messaged the seller days ago. He actually agreed that it wasnt correct.
But he must not care. Its allready up to $190.00