Here is a small, 3" 4 blade Congress with green jigged bone handles that is of recent production.
Who is "J.D.C." and which knife manufacturer made it ?
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"J.D.C./Kane, PA."
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Re: "J.D.C./Kane, PA."
I believe Jim Parker had a lot of these JDCase knives made in Germany in the 90's. They were originally marked Germany on the blade but it could be easily removed.kootenay joe wrote:Here is a small, 3" 4 blade Congress with green jigged bone handles that is of recent production.
Who is "J.D.C." and which knife manufacturer made it ?
kj
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Re: "J.D.C./Kane, PA."
Thanks you Gents.
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Re: "J.D.C./Kane, PA."
Yes as Tom said, another Parker/Olbertz creation.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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Re: "J.D.C./Kane, PA."
Parker/Olbertz yes and quality seems less than that of the Parker Case Classics which i believe were mostly (or all ?) made by Queen.
This JDC is kind of odd. What possible niche in the knife market could there be for such a knife ? He must of lost money on some of these basically un-needed knives that he continually had made.
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This JDC is kind of odd. What possible niche in the knife market could there be for such a knife ? He must of lost money on some of these basically un-needed knives that he continually had made.
kj