KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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It's 2-7/8" closed. The tang reads small V? over B in brackets, over FORGED STEEL, the other side is stamped Germany. cheers
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Ooh, German peanut!
Love it!!!
Love it!!!
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Wow Lawrence, that's quite a haul and that peanut looks great. ____Dave
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Love that German knife Lawrence!!! Knice score bro!
Knice haul, overall!!
Knice haul, overall!!
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Nice peanut
Great looking bone handles 
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Thanks folks, I'll post a few more as I get them cleaned up. There's a couple of interesting ones in there...cheers
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I'd like a better look at that Ivory looking on with the corkscrew!Lawrence wrote:Nice finds everyone...DJ that Beekman pen is a beautyI went out to a few fleas this week-end and I was in the mood for finding some knives that could tell stories. I told myself that anything made in USA, Germany, England or Europe was coming home with me. I ended up finding a variety of knives - some for parts, and some users that I'll post as I clean them up. I'm carrying the German peanut today...it cleaned up quite nicely. cheers
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I ran across an old Case display cabinet, but it was in pretty poor shape, I was able to salvage this from it however. 
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Great looking Case logo!
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Great Case memento Simple Man
I'd like a better look at that Ivory looking on with the corkscrew!
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Good eye AKC...this one has definitely intrigued me. It's a quality knife and it reminds me of some of my older Robert Klaas Kissing Crane knives. The only marking on the tangs is a barrel with a spout. I searched through Goins and found that this symbol was used by D. Peres. I haven't had a chance to do much research, but would love to hear from anyone who might be able to date this. I would like to gently clean it up a bit, but these are some pics that I took as soon as I got home with it last week-end.
cheers
I'd like a better look at that Ivory looking on with the corkscrew!
Good eye AKC...this one has definitely intrigued me. It's a quality knife and it reminds me of some of my older Robert Klaas Kissing Crane knives. The only marking on the tangs is a barrel with a spout. I searched through Goins and found that this symbol was used by D. Peres. I haven't had a chance to do much research, but would love to hear from anyone who might be able to date this. I would like to gently clean it up a bit, but these are some pics that I took as soon as I got home with it last week-end.
cheers
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5 buck auction fined! Story in the Case Collectables Forum!
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awesome find, simp.......
lemme know if yer flippin it. 
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T'was a good weekend a couple of Remington's and some Imperial goodness middle is a Sabre:D
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I like em too GD. 
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"Because tellin' people , i like having a SPYDIEHOLE sounds sooo much better than a THUMBHOLE"
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Told the fellers in the First Cup Diner this am we were going to a big flea market. Spent about 3 hours lookin' and didn't get to see a third of the place, Momma got tired and it was time to head home
. Here's my haul for today. Have no idea about the 3 5/8" Cattle knife? Lettin' her soak awhile, shame the back side bone has a big piece missing
. I think it'll clean up.
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"Because tellin' people , i like having a SPYDIEHOLE sounds sooo much better than a THUMBHOLE"
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Nice haul TF. I have always wanted one of the UH fillet knives
What is the round-handled spike thingy? Looks interestin' . . .
What is the round-handled spike thingy? Looks interestin' . . .
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Dang Philip
Knice haul bro!
Knice haul bro!
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If it ain't broke, don't fix it!
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Enjoyed findin' these goodies and negotiatin' with the proud owners.
The little sharpener is a 1/4" diameter ceramic rod, wooden handle, leather sheath embossed with KwickSharp ,Muskogee, Oklahoma. It has a small groove length wise, maybe a hook sharpening groove
The Big Chief is indeed a Queen #45, this one has seen better days, the blade etch is still visible and the tang has only PAT. NO. over 2728139, no Queen markings. I got the guy down to 3 bucks.
The Uncle Henry 167 filet knife is unsharpened but with a faded handle from the sheath.
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The little sharpener is a 1/4" diameter ceramic rod, wooden handle, leather sheath embossed with KwickSharp ,Muskogee, Oklahoma. It has a small groove length wise, maybe a hook sharpening groove
The Big Chief is indeed a Queen #45, this one has seen better days, the blade etch is still visible and the tang has only PAT. NO. over 2728139, no Queen markings. I got the guy down to 3 bucks.
The Uncle Henry 167 filet knife is unsharpened but with a faded handle from the sheath.
Treefarmer
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Just found this beauty at a local thrift store....
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