Here is a Murcott Germany Melon Tester knife that was from the personal collection of the actor John Hart who was the Lone Ranger in 1952 to 1954 television series. He is still live and well.
Knife comes with authenticity and autograph from John Hart.
Great piece of history! Check out his cook book (Cowboy's in the Kitchen).
If your interested in this item PM me !
Camillus
Knife owned by the Lone Ranger
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Re: Knife owned by the Lone Ranger
My Lone Ranger is not for sale.
I just had a feeling to show off my knife.
Any one can P.M. if they want too....
PS If John Hart wanted to by my knife I would give her to him...
I just had a feeling to show off my knife.
Any one can P.M. if they want too....
PS If John Hart wanted to by my knife I would give her to him...
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Re: Knife owned by the Lone Ranger
justold52. Thanks for showing. Always interested in scrimshaw and your LR is the first I've seen it. Lots of nostalgia there. 
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Re: Knife owned by the Lone Ranger
How cool! I'm glad you found this old thread - I never knew there was a Cowboy Series from Schrade USA. Wonder how many others there were (Rowdy Yates? Rooster Cogburn? Roy Rogers? etc.) OH
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Re: Knife owned by the Lone Ranger
I think there are some with western themes, gold rush, a cowboy, indians and others.Old Hunter wrote:How cool! I'm glad you found this old thread - I never knew there was a Cowboy Series from Schrade USA. Wonder how many others there were (Rowdy Yates? Rooster Cogburn? Roy Rogers? etc.) OH
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