KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Thanks fellas, it was hard to resist not picking up a few. Just not something you find everyday.
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knife7knut wrote:Didn't find any new knives today but I found something just as good on my way home. Stopped at a garage sale and lo and behold! A bunch of knife magazines and a baker's dozen of Knife World for $4.90. Plenty of good reading for awhile.
Thanks for posting that Ray. Been wondering what my pile of old back issues of Knife World are worth - looks like about $5 a dozen! :lol: Of course, that means I have at least $200 worth. ::facepalm::

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KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:I went back to the hardware store today and picked up a few more NOS camillus knives. I got one of the 72's yesterday. I actually paid the prices that were on the boxes 8)

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That is almost unimaginable. But what a joy to find a source like that. Congratulation. :D ::tu:: ::tu:: :D
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That's a fantastic find Paul
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This just came in. Terrier Cutlery, with "Made in USA" on the back side tang of main. I have no reason to think it's a fake, but don't know a whole lot about this brand. Regardless, it only ran me $8. Where's Charlie when you need him??? ::paranoid::

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I'm not really familiar with Terrier Cutlery stamps but I doubt that one is a fake. Looks like a nice old knife! Good score!
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I agree with kinfe7nut, great looking old knife.
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I like everything about this knife, including the price. :D :D

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Nice find Glenn, even better price ::tu:: ::tu::
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Glenn.....awesome!!

Paul ....amazing!!!
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KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:I went back to the hardware store today and picked up a few more NOS camillus knives. I got one of the 72's yesterday. I actually paid the prices that were on the boxes 8)

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That's a nice selection you picked out. ::tu::
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Wow, wish I was living on Tulsa time. ::tu::
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Some came from the estate sale today......some came in the mail.
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Looks like a good day! ::tu::
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nice case whittler :D
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Thanks fellas!

Some from the estate sale, the mail, and my Craigslist "Cash for knives" ad!!
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Knice haul, Scott! ::tu::
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Got this one at a yard sale today on my way home from a car show. Wasn't out but asked the woman if she had any pocket knives. She mentioned her husband(deceased)had one and went inside to get it. She wasn't sure where he got it as he was a career Navy man and had traveled all over the world.
When I told her the writing on the blade looked Spanish she mentioned he had been stationed in Spain for awhile.
The translation of the word(recuerdo)has several meanings(remember;souvenir,etc.)which leads me to believe it was made as a souvenir although the construction is a bit up from the usual souvenir pieces.In addition to the word and the scroll work there is an image of a swan,
The handles are some type of white composition with what looks like a piece of Baltic amber set into each one.The rear handles are fastened by steel pins with conical brass washers on each side.
The tang stamp looks almost French in origin with a number(10 or12;it's partially obliterated)and the letters (I L I)at 90 degrees to the number. With no nail mark it is hard to determine whether it is French of Spanish.
Whatever the case it looks to be pretty old and for $20 I think I got a good deal. Any info on the stamp would be gratly appreciated.
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That certainly is an unusual handle. And Spain for sure with the wording. Knice pick up. ::tu:: ::tu::
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TripleF wrote:Some came from the estate sale today......some came in the mail.
If your plans for the oldest SAK with visible pins is to resell it, I'd be interested in buying it.
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cody6268 wrote:
TripleF wrote:Some came from the estate sale today......some came in the mail.
If your plans for the oldest SAK with visible pins is to resell it, I'd be interested in buying it.
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TripleF wrote:Thanks fellas!

Some from the estate sale, the mail, and my Craigslist "Cash for knives" ad!!

How much would you like for the cigar box full with the little yellow frontier added in?
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Mustang11 wrote:
TripleF wrote:Thanks fellas!

Some from the estate sale, the mail, and my Craigslist "Cash for knives" ad!!

How much would you like for the cigar box full with the little yellow frontier added in?

Sorry bro.....just saw this....it's mostly being pieced out....see my listings on ebay...or PM me directly.
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Visited an antique shop in town for the first time today....picked up 3 of the 5 there....other 2 came in the mail.
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More good stuff, Scott. ::tu::

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