I have two 3-1/4" Cattaraugus Serpentine Jacks. The bone handled knife is stamped 22029 , which is correct from all my books. The ebony handled knife is stamped 22026 which is correct with the Cattaraugus numbering system. The problem is that I cannot find any reference to a 22026 in any of my books, catalogues ,or reference material. Does any collector out there have any info on this knife or own one like it?
Thanks for the help.
Patch1
Question for Cattaraugus Collectors
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patch1
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Jacknifeben
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Re: Question for Cattaraugus Collectors
Sure do, another name for this pattern is sow belly. See you in a couple of weeks.
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patch1
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Re: Question for Cattaraugus Collectors
Jacknifeben..
That means you must be going to the Gator Knife show in Lakeland. Bring that sowbelly and let me see it. I should have known that would have one or at least the info I need to document it.
Patch1
That means you must be going to the Gator Knife show in Lakeland. Bring that sowbelly and let me see it. I should have known that would have one or at least the info I need to document it.
Patch1
Snowbird Eh?
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cbfd
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Re: Question for Cattaraugus Collectors
I`ve got a bone one similar to yours,like Jackknife Ben says,they are a sowbelly pattern. Bill