greensleep wrote:Hi all, I'm new to collecting knives, I have always stayed with swords. I found a couple of knives in a storage building owned by my family. I know one is a Case XX and the other is a Colonial something. I'm posting pics of the colonial in hopes that someone can tell me what it is and if I should go to the expense to have them repaired. Also I don't know where to send knives to be fixed so some recommendations would be nice also. Thank you all in advance for the help and understanding.

greensleep! Remind me not to get on your bad side with those swords!
Your stockman has popped up a couple times on AAPK within the last year, I think there are probably lots of them around (check the big auction site) if you want to find a cleaner example. Here is your knife's twin, only instead of the Colonial tang stamp it has a Sharp USA tang stamp:
This week I received a 2-spring 2-blade serpentine jack version of that knife with the same handles, "Turkifornia" clip + pen blade, and the Sharp stamp to match my stockman. I'll take photos when I find some daylight to do it. Oddly enough, both are stamped "Sharp USA 270" but have different configurations, so the 270 is clearly not a model number.
B. Mauser and some of our other Colonial fanatics might have some further information or interesting anecdotes for you if you post questions (or just pictures) over in the
Colonial forum, a place I've been meaning to post in but just haven't had much time...
QTCut5 wrote:This trio of sweeties arrived today.
You know I love the #69 and I'm always a fan of the 3207W. I'm getting an almost A.G.Russell vibe off that Kershaw, though, that's a great looking little LB. Heckuva haul.
