KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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FRJ wrote:Scott, those are some very nice French style kitchen/chef knives. Is there a makers stamp on them? Tapered tang?
Thanks.

Edit: That was close; I asked how long they were. ::facepalm:: We've been through this before.
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That's funny Joe! ::rotflol::

I can't find any type of identification.....and yes they are tapered.
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Lawrence, Scott, and Bug - you guys are picking knives by the pound - lots of nice vintage steel! OH
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I was amazed to see that Red handled shell knife wasn't an Imperial when I opened the main blade....

It's a Colonial!
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Went to an estate sale this morning and found this Camillus. Normally I pass on modern knives, but yesterday I had a short conversation with Jerry (jerryd6818) and it made me nostalgic for a trapper.
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That knife reminds me of the Johnny Preston hit song from the late 1950s, "Running Bear".

Pretty cool. It appears to have an emblem reminiscent of the American Wildlife series only from the early 2000 wood handle series with brass bolsters (that was the numbered series, #2--#12).
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Good looking knife Dave. I really like that bear shield. ::tu::
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Thanks, guys! :)

I like the shield too, Phil. Finding a nice trapper only a day after getting a yen for one was fortunate, but add in that shield and I can only assume the knife gods must be smiling down on me. :lol:
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Knice score dude! ::tu::
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No luck today Scott??? I was looking forward to seeing your daily haul.
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Ok, the bear shield is cool as heck ....

...but, um ... ... well .....

..... does anyone else think that bear is ... um...... doing what bears do in the woods ....???

::hmm::
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Of course not, royal. The bear would obviously be holding a roll of Charmin if it was. ::nod::
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::rotflol:: ::rotflol::

Thanks. I needed that.
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::rotflol:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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........ ::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: ..................... ::tu:: .................
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Antique store find. Found it last weekend but didn't want to pay the price.

Stewed all week.

Found myself back at the antique store today and dag nabit look what happened. Remington R383 equal end jack with some dang good looking jigged bone.

Gonna retire the Case 63046 Whittler from the EDC for a while to carry this one.

Anyone have any idea as to year of manufacture?
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royal0014 wrote:Ok, the bear shield is cool as heck ....

...but, um ... ... well .....

..... does anyone else think that bear is ... um...... doing what bears do in the woods ....???

::hmm::
Ya know at least the bear is considerate. Looks like he's tryin to catch his own poop with his front paws!
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I like that Remington!! Nice find.

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That's a beautiful old knife, Rex ::tu:: ::tu::
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rexstubbins wrote:Anyone have any idea as to year of manufacture?
Goins give that stamp 1924-1933.

I'd be packin that beauty too.
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Rex she is a beauty..I made my run today and gut me a Cammillus 91 with rat tail bolsters my first congress..then a sweet Case 6235 1/2 nine dot in red bone she will see lots of pocket time.
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Really nice looking knives, garddogg.
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Thanx Joe ::handshake:: Do U know what the significants of the 1/2 is on the serial number???? ::shrug::
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Clip master blade ::tu::
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FRJ wrote:
rexstubbins wrote:Anyone have any idea as to year of manufacture?
Goins give that stamp 1924-1933.

I'd be packin that beauty too.
Thanks for the info. Man I wish I could come across more Remingtons of this era. Sure are well made.
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way ta go,rex & gdog ::groove:: ::groove:: ::groove::

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