KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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Picked these at my fav pawn shop moments ago.....need em gone so I can go buy more and sell those 2 .
PM me with interest...
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PM sent. I see now what it is. Still interested.TripleF wrote:Picked these at my fav pawn shop moments ago.....need em gone so I can go buy more and sell those 2 .
PM me with interest...
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Great toothpick from a maker you don't often see for that pattern, I'm particularly digging the handles and the F&F looks good for such an old celluloid knife.Landersknives wrote:Here’s a couple I picked up. The Hibbard Spencer Bartlett toothpick a friend of mine brought over 3 Knives he picked up at a auction and gave them to me and it was one of the three. The Ulster Boy Scout knife I picked up in a lot of knives mostly for repair.
Loving the (presumably) Henckels stag stockman, Scott.TripleF wrote:Picked these at my fav pawn shop moments ago.....need em gone so I can go buy more and sell those 2 .
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I picked up this nice Schrade 25OT folding hunter the other day for a couple of sawbucks. Doesn't look like it has ever been used. The sheath is in new condition too.
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Great fines OC those big Schrade light my fire. 
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Beauty knife OC!
If I were buying myself a Christmas present this would be it!
If I were buying myself a Christmas present this would be it!
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Me too. 
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Scrounging....looking under beds, in desk drawers, tackle boxes....garage, yard, estate sales.....it's work to find knives fellas.
I'm plum tuckered out......lol
I'm plum tuckered out......lol
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Likin' that Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett fish knife Ed.
Had a banner yard sale week this week. Found an H. Gerstner & Son's machinist chest and a few knifes to go in it.
Left to right when you are looking at the chest:
Joseph Rodgers & Sons lockback with Gnarly Stag
Unknown Italian auto
Case's Fly Fishing Knife (Case Bradford - Earlier than most of Case's fly fishing knives - Did not find this one at yard sale - Flea Bay)
Robeson ShurEdge 632750 stock (Robeson sure had some nice looking bone)
Robeson 722236 Barehead Regular Jack - Near mint with pearl handles
Shrade 80OT stock near mint
Schrade 708 near mint
Buck 692 circa 1996 near mint (not pictured as it had too many tardy's so banned from picture day
JK - Forgot to take pic.)
I'll post the Joseph Rodgers, Case Fly Fishing, and the auto in seperate threads because I have some questions that I hope some may be able to help with.
Had a banner yard sale week this week. Found an H. Gerstner & Son's machinist chest and a few knifes to go in it.
Left to right when you are looking at the chest:
Joseph Rodgers & Sons lockback with Gnarly Stag
Unknown Italian auto
Case's Fly Fishing Knife (Case Bradford - Earlier than most of Case's fly fishing knives - Did not find this one at yard sale - Flea Bay)
Robeson ShurEdge 632750 stock (Robeson sure had some nice looking bone)
Robeson 722236 Barehead Regular Jack - Near mint with pearl handles
Shrade 80OT stock near mint
Schrade 708 near mint
Buck 692 circa 1996 near mint (not pictured as it had too many tardy's so banned from picture day
I'll post the Joseph Rodgers, Case Fly Fishing, and the auto in seperate threads because I have some questions that I hope some may be able to help with.
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Very cool chest Doug it’s sweet
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The tool chest and the stag Rodgers both have me drooling.
The wallet must be hurting today but I'll bet it was worth every dime.





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Actually wallet not too worse for wear. Chest and knives all for under 2.5 Benjamins. the Fly Fishing knife was 1.5 of those so I think I did pretty good.Tsar Bomba wrote:The tool chest and the stag Rodgers both have me drooling.The wallet must be hurting today but I'll bet it was worth every dime.
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Congratulations Rex. Wonderful acquisitions. 
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I think you did GREAT !rexstubbins wrote:Actually wallet not too worse for wear. Chest and knives all for under 2.5 Benjamins. the Fly Fishing knife was 1.5 of those so I think I did pretty good.Tsar Bomba wrote:The tool chest and the stag Rodgers both have me drooling.The wallet must be hurting today but I'll bet it was worth every dime.
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I picked up a batch at the show yesterday. There are 43 of them and no China stuff.
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There ya go.......knice haul Ray!!!
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Nice haul Ray......those shouldn't stay around long 
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Thanks guys. I was glad to get 'em.
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That's quite a batch! And all at once!
I got this Schrade 160 OT in yesterday's mail. I was visiting folk in Minnesota this summer and got into a knifemakers' supply house in Mankato. I bought two sets of ironwood and a few other items and am hoping to try my hand at re-hafting two fixed blades this winter. I must admit that I am somewhat intimidated, but maybe I will get through it. So far my big successes with three-dimensional objects are building and fixing fence.
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Discounting the Case Fly Fisherman's knife, since it came from Ebay, you had a fabulous day of Garage/Yard Sales Shopping. All that for under $100.00.
The rest of us should be so lucky.
Where were you shopping, Beverly Hills?
That kind of stuff does not reside in garage sales around here, although I sold two similar tool chests and a cigar box full of pocketknives in one of Sarah's garage sales years ago.
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The rest of us should be so lucky.
Where were you shopping, Beverly Hills?
That kind of stuff does not reside in garage sales around here, although I sold two similar tool chests and a cigar box full of pocketknives in one of Sarah's garage sales years ago.
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Knives from the North Blade Collectors meeting and one from Gun/Knife show in Duluth. The Duluth gun show knife is a Boker whittler. The fishing knife is a Utica. The large pearl lobster is an early Ulster Knife, near unused. The two cattle knives are both Ulster Knife. The pearl whittler with the Aluminum bolsters is a Simmons Keen Kutter. The celluloid pen with the scissors is a Ulster Knife and finally the tortoise pen is a IXL that i'm guessing is 1800's.____Dave
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First time trying to post photos, hope it works. Yesterday picked up a American Shear and knife co. Last Saturday a Bud Brand, and an Electric Walden, NY, thanks for looking.
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