Gardner 1876
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Re: Gardner 1876
Joe - I didn't know it was yours or forgot
... So in your photo I am not seeing the pivot pins at all - do they look good to you - in the sellers photos and in retrospect to my comment above if not re-pinned perhaps they were tightened as they didn't look flush in the sellers photos??
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Lee
Lee
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Re: Gardner 1876
I just took better photos of the pins. They look good to me. This knife is solid.
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
Joe
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kootenay joe
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Re: Gardner 1876
This thread has been a good learning experience for me, including, post questions after auction closes.
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ronk35016
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Bentime
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Re: Gardner 1876
Ronk,
It's definitely legit. I have seen a very few of the same pattern, all Gardners, that concave bolster is great.
Can't guess at value without seeing how full the master blade is or knowing about walk and talk. I do know I would be proud to own it.
It's definitely legit. I have seen a very few of the same pattern, all Gardners, that concave bolster is great.
Can't guess at value without seeing how full the master blade is or knowing about walk and talk. I do know I would be proud to own it.