An unfamiliar tang stamp need some help
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An unfamiliar tang stamp need some help
I was given three well used folders as a gift; an old Remington 2 blade pen, a Cattaraugus MOP small jack and a small half congress as shown below. The blades are mostly gone but here are two pictures of the only marking on the knife. Looks like WARA then Cutlery underneath that. Ring any bells for anyone?
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Re: An unfamiliar tang stamp need some help
Could it be Wabash?
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Re: An unfamiliar tang stamp need some help
Steve99f, Appears Ray has already posted this:
How about WABASH CUTLERY? Looks like a "B" rather than an "R"
on the 1st line. Wabash Cut. Co. Terre Haute, IN (c. 1921-35)
from "The Standard Knife Collector's guide-2nd Edition" (mid 1990s?)
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How about WABASH CUTLERY? Looks like a "B" rather than an "R"
from "The Standard Knife Collector's guide-2nd Edition" (mid 1990s?)
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Re: An unfamiliar tang stamp need some help
I concur with Ray & Phil. Wabash.
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