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Pine Knot ADDED PICTURES

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I have came across a Pine Knot 2 blade Pearl handle knife apprx 2 inch long and can,t find it in any of the price guides I have access to ,they do tell about Pine Knot and have several examples of the knife companies offerings if anyone has any info or could point me in the right I would greatly appreciate. Thanks, Clay
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The writing on the blade says Irv W Price I think
The writing on the blade says Irv W Price I think
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Post by jonet143 »

hey clay, welcome. have you a picture of the little knife?
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I see a Pine Knot that was a house brand for Belknap Hardware between 1930 and 1934. And there is also a Pine Knot that has been recently imported to the USA from Germany . If it were mine I'd hope for the former. I can't recall ever having one.
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Post by CAMCO »

I believe that Smoky Mountain Knife Works owned the Pine Knot brand in recent times.

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looks like an original pine knot. james w. price with a bird on tang. some were made by union knife works and robeson for belknap hardware co. 1910-1930s with pine knot used from 1930-1934. the newer smkw knives did not have a bird on tang as far as i know.
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Re: Pine Knot ADDED PICTURES

Post by bucket »

hi, i have the pineknot deer hunter set on here. i know it was purchased from smkw in early 90s,but i cannot find any thing about the pine knot brand.
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