Premier Lifetime Knives

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I have a few other Brand Displays..but that Premier is just Awesome!!
Have never seen one before.
And Gentlemen... those Premier Knives are some of the Finest I've seen!
Just Beautiful ::tu::
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I got this from the antique store yesterday and haven’t been able to find any information on it so far. Looks to be premier brand? Stamps aren’t extremely clear.

Edit: I only just realized how old this thread is :P
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Welcome to AAPK. It's a good thing to occasionally breath new life in some old threads. Yes, your knife is a Premier. If you read through this thread and if I remember correctly, there is some good information about Premiers here.

A general suggestion, I've found that a wire wheel chucked up in a Dremel does a good job of cleaning up tang stamps without damaging the blade (I'm going to take grief for that from some quarters but I stand by my statement). I use the steel brushes and ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION.
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Thank you I’ll give that a shot!
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Nice find Jedula! Be careful with that Dremel. Go slow and easy - a little bit goes a long way. Ol' Jerry D uses one to brush his teeth! ::woot:: :lol:

Here's another old Premier thread if you're interested. viewtopic.php?f=35&t=42187&hilit=Premier

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Mumbleypeg wrote:Nice find Jedula! Be careful with that Dremel. Go slow and easy - a little bit goes a long way. Ol' Jerry D uses one to brush his teeth! ::woot:: :lol:



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:lol: :lol: Ken is correct. I do use an electric tooth brush but it's not Dremel brand. I take no umbrance with his suggestion that it might be. Please don't be dissuaded from trying that method by Ken's trepidatious nature. It works great. The proper tool for a specific job.
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