KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
- r redden
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Found this Hess Pioneer in a little Outdoors store that carries a lot of used gear including slipjoints and fixed blades. It had a tree company name and logo with employee dedication on both sides of the blade. It appeared to be unused with factory edge. I hand polished it to a mirror finish removing the logo's and sharpened it to a hair popping edge. The best part was it was only $20
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Holy snorkies Redden. That's a whale of a buy.
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Randy,
That's a nice one and at a good price! What is the handle material?
Treefarmer
That's a nice one and at a good price! What is the handle material?
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OH, from what I have read in the past. Those Imperial Frontiers were made by Camillus.Old Hunter wrote:David (Edge), thanks for your observation - you got me thinking, looking, and comparing. I have one Schrade LB-7, after side by side comparison the Craftsman is obviously not the same knife. I did some on-line research and it appears that my knife is the Sears Craftsman version of the Imperial Frontier "Double Eagle" series Big Horn Lock-back #4815. My knife appears identical in every aspect from the pictures I could find of the Big Horn on-line. Thanks for leading me in the right direction! OH
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Knice scores Bruce and Redden!!!
I picked this up Friday.....had to give it a little update before posting a pic:
I picked this up Friday.....had to give it a little update before posting a pic:
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I believe that's Maple Burl.treefarmer wrote:Randy,
That's a nice one and at a good price! What is the handle material?
Treefarmer
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Wester Bros Germany split-back whittler....
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Good score Scott. Pays to get up early.___Dave
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Made a quick trip to the lumber yard. On the way home I made a couple stops with $6 in my pocket. Spent $1 on the hatchet and a few stops later blew the final $5 on the Ulster Utility.____Dave
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Dave is that a Western hatchet? Boy it's a nice one. And a fantastic deal!djknife13 wrote:Made a quick trip to the lumber yard. On the way home I made a couple stops with $6 in my pocket. Spent $1 on the hatchet and a few stops later blew the final $5 on the Ulster Utility.____Daveulster utility and western hatchet 003.JPG
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Whoa, that's what I call a productive day! Great finds!djknife13 wrote:Made a quick trip to the lumber yard. On the way home I made a couple stops with $6 in my pocket. Spent $1 on the hatchet and a few stops later blew the final $5 on the Ulster Utility.____Daveulster utility and western hatchet 003.JPG
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Yeah, It's a Western, Boulder. I have a few of them but for a buck, I could always use another. ___DaveColonel26 wrote:Dave is that a Western hatchet? Boy it's a nice one. And a fantastic deal!djknife13 wrote:Made a quick trip to the lumber yard. On the way home I made a couple stops with $6 in my pocket. Spent $1 on the hatchet and a few stops later blew the final $5 on the Ulster Utility.____Daveulster utility and western hatchet 003.JPG
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I think that's gotta be the deal of the day right there.djknife13 wrote:Yeah, It's a Western, Boulder. I have a few of them but for a buck, I could always use another. ___DaveColonel26 wrote:Dave is that a Western hatchet? Boy it's a nice one. And a fantastic deal!djknife13 wrote:Made a quick trip to the lumber yard. On the way home I made a couple stops with $6 in my pocket. Spent $1 on the hatchet and a few stops later blew the final $5 on the Ulster Utility.____Daveulster utility and western hatchet 003.JPG
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Nice Cub Scout knife Scout - those are suprisingly good knives. Dave, nice hatchet and in good shape. OH
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$1 Western hatchet? Man, what a nice score!
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Awesome deal you got on that hatchet, dj! 
Dave
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Thanks fellas!!!
Dave.....MAC score buddy!
I found this Landers, Frary & Clark set at an estate sale yesterday....the stag handles are very cool!
Dave.....MAC score buddy!
I found this Landers, Frary & Clark set at an estate sale yesterday....the stag handles are very cool!
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They sure used some nice stag on some of those old carving sets. ___Dave
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Having grown-up in New Britain Connecticut (home of LF&C) I always wondered there was an obvious lack of bucks - Scott just showed me why!
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At the flea'$ I got Mr my first Richards of Sheffield England mounty,a Camillus 1/2 congress,Craftsman peanut and a Colonial fish knife 
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SCORE!garddogg56 wrote:At the flea'$ I got Mr my first Richards of Sheffield England mounty,a Camillus 1/2 congress,Craftsman peanut and a Colonial fish knife
I, am the NRA.
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Nice haul gdogg. I especially like that Camillus congress. 
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Thanx Ken and Phil
since my Dad was sick all winter I've been out of the market so the last couple of weeks I.ve been getting into a regular routine.I an pleased i got my first Richards and in great shape 
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Love the tang stamp on those Richards.
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The Few. The Proud.
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This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012