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dominowinner
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help identify this old pocket knife

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its 6 in closed 10 in open stainlesssteel .ok on the wood handle its imbossed. but i can't see well enough to see the letters. in front of the letters .looks like the end of a arrow. then it has numbers 0014 anyone know anything please let me know thanks
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Two companies used the OK mark:Olsen Knife Co of Howard City MI and Ontario Knife Co in NY.
I have a knife that is nearly identical(except for the wood handles which are lighter in color)that was made in Brazil.Possibly one of the companies mentioned imported them from there.
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I think he is using the "ok" as if to say all right ::shrug:: This is where caps and punctuation are important when trying to make a point. ::nod::
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so do you know maybe year. is it worth anything. i was going to list it on ebay. what name do i list it thanks sweetie
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im sorry if all the writting is not perfect. but took lots of meds for chemo and rad and i don't see well are spell well or remember well thanks for putting up with me
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I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE KNIFE,SORRY
but i read the stamp from pic as :STAINLESS STEEL
if that helps anyone??? ::shrug::



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I sold one exactly like it this past weekend at the local show. Only difference is that mine was a '007'. Different size I'm guessing.
Mine brought $10.

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dominowinner wrote:im sorry if all the writting is not perfect. but took lots of meds for chemo and rad and i don't see well are spell well or remember well thanks for putting up with me
I'm sorry, I didn't want for that to be taken in a mean way. Hang around and join in, in all the madness that AAPK can be. A lot of knowledgable people here to help when they can and they are very free with that knowledge.
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Welcome to AAPK.

I lightened up the picture to look for the embossing you mentioned. Sorry, I don't see it and I don't think lightening it helped.
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FWIW Here's the one I was talking about:
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