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Busch Ad Knife

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Just acquired this Busch advertising knife. The mark on the tang is Anheuser Busch Germany which according to Goins' book was made pre WWI. Does anyone have any information on the maker of this knife? Thanks in advance. :) s-k
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No info for you s-k, but that is one very cool knife! ::tu:: Are you going to display it with your knives or corkscrews? :lol: Kelley
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Thanks for the response Kelley :D Definitely part of the corkscrew knives collection or is it knives with corkscrew collection... I don't know ::shrug:: s-k
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Nice knife Steve! ::tu::
Sorry, but I don't know who made it either. ::shrug::

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http://www.stanhopemicroworks.com/museum/index.htm

i have researched the stanhope type knives. i'll try to find my notes. great knife s-k!
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I remember there was one similar to that one on the front page of last months Knife World. Maybe you kind find something there ::shrug:: Nice knife ::tu::
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Neat knife. Does the illustration in the stanhope lens still show?
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If memory serves, these were made by the A. Kastor family of companies.
Quite old and a nice item, especially if the picture shows in the "spy glass".

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s-k,

Don't know if this would be of interest, but I'll take a shot.

http://www.bullworks.net/virtual/infopages/anheuser.htm

I saved that link for some reason... ::hmm:: ::shrug::

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And there you go SIR WOLF! ::tu:: Nice research job! ::nod::
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cool bill.

hey s-k, here is your knife in brass. the middle one. :roll:
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Johnnie Fain..... you Mega mod! :lol: You guys are just too cool for school! ::tu:: Smoke. I love it s-k..... unfortunately, I drink Coors. ::paranoid::
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Thanks very much to all for your comments and help ::tu:: . I greatly appreciate the links El Lobo and Johnnie. ::nod:: . It looks like the Kastor Bros knives. Unfortunately, my Stanhope is missing all togther. A Stanhope without glass is just a hole. Oh well, Everything else is in pretty good shape and I like the design. Thanks again :) s-k
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