Picked up this Colonial Forest Master w/ brown scales and 2 blades at an estate sale Friday.
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Love it gino!!!
Picked up this Colonial Forest Master w/ brown scales and 2 blades at an estate sale Friday.
Picked up this Colonial Forest Master w/ brown scales and 2 blades at an estate sale Friday.
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That is the correct pommel for a round stag handle knife.MountainMan wrote:t does but I thought the pommel on a Remington of that era looked more like that of a Western pommel. Am I mistaken or were there different variations?
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Tideknife wrote:The shield is upside down, but I like it.
Are you sure it's the shield that's upside down and not the knife ?
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Minus the Puma & 46 whittler this is what we found (not today but yesterday)
Case 6344 Delrin.
Case 6246R Whaler/Knit untier/whatever we should call it
Camillus 49 Bow Tie (Ithink this is what it's called)
Case 61048 spey
PAL stockman
& 1 marked NEEDHAM HILL ST SHEFFIELD
Whaler's the favorite find of the day.
Case 6344 Delrin.
Case 6246R Whaler/Knit untier/whatever we should call it
Camillus 49 Bow Tie (Ithink this is what it's called)
Case 61048 spey
PAL stockman
& 1 marked NEEDHAM HILL ST SHEFFIELD
Whaler's the favorite find of the day.
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NICE SNAGS, REX

"Because tellin' people , i like having a SPYDIEHOLE sounds sooo much better than a THUMBHOLE"
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Thank you JB. I think I have a major problem which may be called PKRx (Poket Knife Prescription)junebug wrote:NICE SNAGS, REX![]()
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That's a mother lode REX!! Knice scores!!! 
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Found four knives with potential at the fleas t to b .Imperial DE.Hamerbrand NewYork Knife Co.Walden Whittler...Syracuse scout knife and a Broker U.S.A. 9885 stockman
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I went junking today looking for pocket knives. No pocket knives but I did find a couple of things, though I'm not sure what they are. I paid $2.50 total.
The item on the top has a blade on one end. The other end has two blades with serrations. The top edges of these blades are sharpened as well. The only markings on it are "18-8 Stainless Japan." Maybe it's some kind of kitchen tool?
The second item may not even be cutlery-related, but I plan on using it as a blade pick. I just need to reshape the metal part.
The item on the top has a blade on one end. The other end has two blades with serrations. The top edges of these blades are sharpened as well. The only markings on it are "18-8 Stainless Japan." Maybe it's some kind of kitchen tool?
The second item may not even be cutlery-related, but I plan on using it as a blade pick. I just need to reshape the metal part.
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GREAT FINDS!!!
I HAVE NO CLUE...BUT WANNA GUESS
...... SOME SORT OF "GRAFTING" KNIFE
....just a guess, cuz i thought it would be fun till we find out 
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Ok I wanna play too JB! I don't have a clue but I wonder if it's a sushi knife of some sort.

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That second knife looks like a ink eraser.
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Interesting guesses, guys.
Unfortunately no one who knows for sure has piped up yet, so I started a thread in the Knife Related Q&A section. Hopefully that will help us get to the bottom of this.
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... =4&t=41492

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It does look like one, but I don't think it is. The entire "blade" is dull without any signs of use. It's also gold-tone in color. The guy I bought it from thought it may be used to spread soft cheeses on crackers, but i think the blade is a bit small compared to cheese spreaders I've seen.glennbad wrote:That second knife looks like a ink eraser.
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I don't know if you could characterize this as a "find" or not but I picked this up last week while we were on R&R in the Loveland/Ft. Collins area (I was on R&R, she was there for work.). I dropped her off at work our first morning there and drove down to Golden for a visit at the Spyderco Factory Store.
One of the ladies in the store sharpened my old Delica while I browsed the showcases. When she finished (did a good job), I compared an orange Delica to an orange Tenacious. I decided the Tenacious was larger than is to my liking and bought the orange Delica. Don't ask me why because I don't know. I'm not really a fan of Spyderco knives. (at all)
Even with my 15% "Veterans Discount", I could have bought the knife $20 cheaper on eBay. It must be that "away from home with cash in your pocket" syndrome. That's the only thing I can think of.
Sorry. I forgot to take pictures of the store.
One of the ladies in the store sharpened my old Delica while I browsed the showcases. When she finished (did a good job), I compared an orange Delica to an orange Tenacious. I decided the Tenacious was larger than is to my liking and bought the orange Delica. Don't ask me why because I don't know. I'm not really a fan of Spyderco knives. (at all)
Even with my 15% "Veterans Discount", I could have bought the knife $20 cheaper on eBay. It must be that "away from home with cash in your pocket" syndrome. That's the only thing I can think of.
Sorry. I forgot to take pictures of the store.
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dogg -- Are you carrying yours?
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I like that orange Delica Jerry! Very cool that you got to visit the factory store as well. My only Spydie is a Mannix 2 lightweight and I love it...Spyderco's may not be the prettiest knives, but they sure do carry easily and can take a beating. Great company as far as I can tell. 
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Knice Jerry!!! 
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Thanks boyz. For me, it's the orange that saves it.
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--T.J. Murphy 2012