I had to share these two new finds i got today. Is the 3153 remington hard to find? It looks like green bone with the acorn shield. From the 30's maybe?
second is the henkle and joice hardware probably turn of the century. nebraska?thanks.
remington r3153 and a henkle and joice hardware new finds
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winchester907
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Colonel666
Re: remington r3153 and a henkle and joice hardware new find
[album][/album] Most sought after is J.A. Henckels. They made HJ knives in Nazi deuschland too. Seems to spur peoples interest? Here are a few that I have not restored yet but plan to. There in a pinch, like good friends should be, always by your side even through "distasteful" circumstances. Like a breath of fresh air...
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remington collector
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Re: remington r3153 and a henkle and joice hardware new find
The R3153, although not a rare knife, is becoming increasing difficult to find in mint/ near mint condition. I can't see the tang stamp well enough to date it, but late 20's or early 30's would be a good estimate. The acorn shield signifies the presence of a punch blade. 
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knifegirl888
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Re: remington r3153 and a henkle and joice hardware new find
Henkle & Joyce Hardware is not the same as Henckels knives that were made in Germany. Henkle & Joyce was a hardware firm in Lincoln NE. They aren't spelled alike.
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