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Hey all, I just got back from a knife & gun show here in Amarillo and I only had the funds for 1 knife :( It is a 1965-1969 USA red bone small stockman. The number is simply 087PE. Is this normal to not give a handle material number? Also, does the PE stand for pen? Thank you, Kelley
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hey gun, nice snag. it is not unusual to have a shortened number on a smaller blade. pe is pen. great knife! i like the flesh only etch.::tu::
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PE= Spay/Pen blade
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Blade Runner is correct use second letters P=spay E= pen. Pattern # is normal

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Thanks Johnnie, I went back to that particular knife 3 times. I guess it was just callin me! :lol: Thank you Gary and stockman, I knew the PE had something to do with the blades, but I wasn't exactly for sure what. The 2nd letter of the type of blade is something I will definately remember. Thank you all, Kelley
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