KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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Update: the smallest knife just has a curved CAMCO stamp.
So all three knives are good stuff!
So all three knives are good stuff!
Looking for the magic penny!
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I went after that one myself. I don't usually bid early and hope for the best, but the knife went off while I was at church. It looks like a dandy, congratskootenay joe wrote:This one is coming to me compliments of The Bay; 4 1/4" Chris Wolf, in good shape and not expensive. I had a similar Chris Wolf which i sold (also most reasonably) to an esteemed AAPK'er. I have missed it's unique ruggedness. I think i will be very pleased with this one.
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Sorry about that. I had expected this Chris Wolf knife to sell at around $100, so i was surprised that it sold for considerably less. These knives are not well known, but if a few bidders do know, then the price will go high.
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At 2nd estate sale I found this slick stag hunting knife and under close inspection it is stamped H.L. Morris #086 1991 (was in the bottom of a tackle box).
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Had our 2017 Friends of NRA banquet last night, well attended and raised a decent amount of money for range development and youth shooting teams. I came home with two knives, a Buck and a Case. OH
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The gun show appeared to be a bust but on the last pass I noticed a dealer had a box with a few knives in it. I asked him what he wanted for the orange Schrades and they were $5 each and he said one was hard to open. I bought them both. The Imperial is a Copenhagen advertiser and cost $5. The Case XX, which I thought was the prize of the day was only $10 and is a great looking knife but the pattern number (32048SP) says it's suppose to have yellow scales and a long spay blade. It must be a rare single blade version of the 48 series and someone just forgot to put the spay blade in it. (I'm practicing for if I ever sell on EBay.) Oh well, it'll make a sweet little carry knife. Does anyone know how to loosen the Schrade. It kind of looses something having a switch blade that you need a hammer to tap on the button to open it. Still a fun day knife shopping.____Dave
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Dave Kniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice haul bro!!!
Scored this Erik Frost Mora 3155 knife at an estate sale yesterday!!
Scored this Erik Frost Mora 3155 knife at an estate sale yesterday!!
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Scott: That is a fine looking Mora. IMO, a great find. Congratulations.

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Scott, if you start using that Mora I guessing you'll love it. Nice knife. ___Dave
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Dave, I wonder if your Case is in fact a genuine frame with a reblade from a 2-blade 048 (which I am not sure I've ever seen in person -- I do believe the 2-blade 048 might be the rarer variant, as every 048 I have has a single California clip). The bone on that knife looks outstanding and very Case, so I don't suspect it's a rehandle (unless expertly done using original Case bone).djknife13 wrote:The Case XX, which I thought was the prize of the day was only $10 and is a great looking knife but the pattern number (32048SP) says it's suppose to have yellow scales and a long spay blade. It must be a rare single blade version of the 48 series and someone just forgot to put the spay blade in it.
I agree that knife will make an excellent, pocketable carry blade. You made away with quite the haul!




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Thanks Tony. I think the frame is all intact but who ever changed out the blade did it without a hint the bolsters were ever messed with. It'll be a fun one to compare with Case or perhaps Robeson frames to see if I can identify it. I couldn't read the pattern number when I bought it and didn't see a single red flag. Of course at $10 I wasn't looking too hard. ___Dave
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good yard sale day today. Highest price was $12 for the 640045R believe it or not. Lowest was $5 for the Western F66.
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Great finds and even better prices.
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Wow, good for you. ___Dave
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A flea market guy who has a little shop close to me texted me, he had a bunch of knives. I went down and picked these up.
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Nice Glen. Did he know what he had?____Dave
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Wow, Glenn! Great knives, I need a flea market guy like that.
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Nah, he really doesn't know a ton about knives, but he does tend to overprice them. I really liked the Remy, but decided to get the Case as well. The little Schrade is not bad, albeit used.djknife13 wrote:Nice Glen. Did he know what he had?____Dave
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Three GREAT looking knives.glennbad wrote:A flea market guy who has a little shop close to me texted me, he had a bunch of knives. I went down and picked these up.
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I do need to get out more...
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That R1123 is a great score.glennbad wrote:A flea market guy who has a little shop close to me texted me, he had a bunch of knives. I went down and picked these up.
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Found this at my favorite pawn shop yesterday.....needed a little gunk removal before pics...
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I can understand why that pawn shop is your favorite. A fine pickup. 