KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Sometimes I have more fun with knives that need to be tinkered with to bring them back to looking good, or at least working good than I do with a knife that I just enter into my inventory and store away in a safe. Several of the ones I just got needed the tips reground to take away chips or broken tips. I'm lucky to live in an area where there aren't many collectors and a knife is considered a tool and an old tool has little value. It's a tough place to sell a knife for more than $2. ___Dave
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Treefarmer good looking HOKs Imho. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks danno!!

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Good morning guys. Looks like you all had some pretty good luck. Lots of nice knives there. I had a pretty good week last week. I picked up a 1948 Model 37 Ithaca from a guy at work. It doesn't have any of the bluing left but it is still in very good working condition. I got it for what I thought was a decent price at $75. I also got a chance to stop by the local flea market on Saturday. I picked up a 1971 Case 1199 SH R Whaler in mint condition for $35 and a 1978 Case Muskrat that was a little rough but still had the factory edge for $30. With a little elbow grease it shined right up. Ya'll have a good one and I hope the luck continues.

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::uc:: $75? Wow, we saw a 1959 Model 37 yesterday on our ramblin' around. It looked mint, the owner said 98%, $495. I love the old Ithaca 37 pump guns! Regret tradin' 'em off ::teary_eyes:: .
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::woot:: Dang Rick that may be the deal of the day. ::tu:: ::tu::
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I was glad to get it. My wife looked it over, she likes to shoot too. I told her it was an old gun, made in 1948, and she was quick to let me know that it is only seven years older than I am. LOL!!
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Bamarick wrote:I was glad to get it. My wife looked it over, she likes to shoot too. I told her it was an old gun, made in 1948, and she was quick to let me know that it is only seven years older than I am. LOL!!
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Bamarick wrote:I was glad to get it. My wife looked it over, she likes to shoot too. I told her it was an old gun, made in 1948, and she was quick to let me know that it is only seven years older than I am. LOL!!
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Now you're talking my language! The Ithaca 37 is my favorite shotgun! I need a 12 gage and I'll have a whole set of the field grades from '48. I have a set from '52, and almost a whole set from '53. My favorites though are my pre war 16, 1949 12 gauge solid rib with a 30 inch modified barrel, and my ultra featherlight English stock.

You got a heck of a deal!

Here are mine, with a few off brands thrown in.
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Oh my God! Call the cops, he has an arsenal.
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Very nice Colonel
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Colonel those are nice. I've got three 12 Ga. and one 20 Ga. Field Grade. The 1948 is an improved cylinder. I have a 1971 with a 30" full choke chambered for 3" magnum. The other 12 Ga. is a 28" modified. The 20 Ga. is also a 28" modified choke. You have an impressive collection. Thanks for sharing them.
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Boy Rick, you've got some dandies. I don't have a 3 inch one. Wow.

Your deal will go down as the deal of the century I believe.
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That's EPIC ::ds:: ::woot:: Wade!!!
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One knife today....one of my fellow estate flippers handed it to me....


Western Field ?
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That's awesome Scott!
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TripleF wrote:One knife today....one of my fellow estate flippers handed it to me....


Western Field ?
A Montgomery Wards brand I haven't seen in years. You can tell by the patented bifurcated tang it was made by Western. Love it.
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Nice one Scott. ::tu::
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Well I'll be dipped. I didn't even pay attention to the tang.

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Found a pair of knives with propose today ::groove:: first for my nephew a Moose handled Colonial fixed blade for his first Moose hunt in October..Second a Buck riggers knife rough but good for my apprentice..
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A Schrade Walden Stainless with some well used blades.
A Cattaraugus Pen knife with a ding in the main blade.
An M. Klein "rope" knife made in USA.
$30 for the lot.

Have the Catt blades sharp. The two secondary blades on the Schrade. The main blade on the Schrade still needs work. As does the Klein blade.
Looking for the magic penny!
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Excellent scores JPD That rope knife is a keeper.
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so I went to an estate sale and found this stuff: A CaseXX survival knife, a Kinfolks (it was in the sheath with the Knapp hunting saw, an Estwing hatchet and a Manhattan axe. Alotta off road miles on most of it. The bottom is a fishing combo tool that I've never seen before. no marks that I can find, anybody recognize it?
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That Kinfolks is nice and so is that Estwing. ::tu:: ::tu::
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These Victorinox "Day Packers" were on close out at Menards for $6 and Mike (313Mike) sent one to me -- It's in the Bomb thread. Thanks again Mike.

So I start checking the local Menards but the dozen or so they had were still full price, $24.xx. Until yesterday. My buddy was headed down to Menards to get a wheelbarrow tire so I asked him to check. I get the phone call, they are marked down to $6.99 and they have 7 left. Quick like a bunny, I hop in the truck and scoot on down there. Oops! Apparently I'm not the only one who likes 'em a lot. Now there are only three or should I say there were only three.

The double sized Baby Ruth is my reward for being such a smart shopper. :mrgreen:
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