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- BamaFatman
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Well I had a feller come to the house this evening and want to trade me a few goodies. 1) a 1973 Case Muskrat, in used condition 2) a Pre 1982 Fight'n Rooster, Poorly rehandlede and 3) a Camillus, in like new condition that I have no clue as to the value of. Take a look and see what i've got. Click on the pics a couple times and bring them up to good sized pictures.
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what makes you say the rooster was a poor rehandle, looks good from here?
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I have some jigged bone handled german knives that are hafted that way, I have some german knives with stag handles the same way, just a trait of some modern German knives I guess.
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Jody, I believe those are the original handles. I have had some old Fight'n Roosters that the handles stuck up higher than the bolsters too. I think yours is one of the very early Roosters.
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Jody,
I collect old Eye Brands and their early knives had the non-tapered handles. I think it must be a trait of the German knife.
Ray
I collect old Eye Brands and their early knives had the non-tapered handles. I think it must be a trait of the German knife.
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that looks similar to your Camillus Stockman. I don't know if it was made
by Camillus or Schrade?
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The muskrat appears to have delrin handles, which are the least desireable, but very practical. Good old CV blades. Less than $20 depending on snap, tightness etc. IMO.
Camillus knives have bumped a little since the closing and sale, but that model still only brings $15-20 at most.
I'll leave the FR to someone who knows more.
My tuppence worth.
Camillus knives have bumped a little since the closing and sale, but that model still only brings $15-20 at most.
I'll leave the FR to someone who knows more.
My tuppence worth.