KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Phil it looks like you had quite a trip to the big city. Glad you were able to bring back some treasure. ::tu::

(Now I gotta check my grinder) :mrgreen:
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Knice haul Philip!!!
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There. Hairy belly all gone. Don't you wish it was that easy in real life? I know I do. :lol:
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Dang, Jerry! I just noticed my britches ain't near as tight as they were last evening! ::uc:: I could stand to loose another 10 pounds, can you help me, Bro? ::shrug:: :lol:
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Decided to hit some pawn shops today......
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Which Spyderco is that Scott? And do you think I could afford it?
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Just Plain Dave wrote:Which Spyderco is that Scott? And do you think I could afford it?
And how did I know you replied? You didn't quote me, you didn't PM me.

I have no clue....on either.
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Well Scott another nice haul for you. I especially like the western lockback 531 (I think ). They are well made. Is that one in good condition? Would you consider a trade? Steve B.
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bladebuddy wrote:Well Scott another nice haul for you. I especially like the western lockback 531 (I think ). They are well made. Is that one in good condition? Would you consider a trade? Steve B.
Not right now pal.....looking for moolah!!
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Mail and estate sale finds from today....
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TripleF wrote:Mail and estate sale finds from today....
PM sent
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WOW...Way to go Scott ::tu::
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Thanks Dan!!
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Scott, that Remington (I think) fixed blade on the bottom, are those bone handles? That is a haul of great fixed blades. ::tu::
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doglegg wrote:Scott, that Remington (I think) fixed blade on the bottom, are those bone handles? That is a haul of great fixed blades. ::tu::
Indeed it is!! Thanks Floyd! ::handshake:: ::tu::
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Knice haul Scott , fine looking group rite thar. ::tu::
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Knives and souvenirs from the Black Hills trip. The stag is a Rock Creek, the ring turn is from Sheffield, the Finnish Puuko is unmarked and the Celluloid is a Sta-Sharp (Camillus for Sears in the 30's). The most expensive item was the brass buckle. I don't know why I bought the little rubber car but it was kind of neat and predates me by about 30 years. ____Dave
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The wife and I went down to Spirit Lake Iowa yesterday to a big holiday weekend fleamarket. Lots of people there and lots of knives. I picked up a few for not too many bucks.
Prov. Cut. Co. Campmaster for a couple of bucks.
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Robeson 833881 cattle knife for $2, this one has been too close to a heat source. Will rehandle it with something decent.
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Voos swell end jack for a buck. Missing the front side handle, but the rear is the nice bone these are known for. I have a piece of Angus femur that might work.
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Also picked up a couple of whittlers, a Miller Bros. and a OVB that I have posted on the Whittler page. We had a great time there, but a lot of walking!!!
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TripleF wrote:Kniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice haul Tom!!!!

Found these today from a fellow flipper girl who holds them until she sees me!!
Nice looking bunch of knives. I especially like the pre-1980 Buck 110. I have a real weakness for those.
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Did a little trip out to B.C. a week ago and picked up a couple of things while in the Rockies.
Browning fixed blade and sheath.
Unmarked dagger.
Uncle Henry Schrade+
Case XX Metal Stamping
All need a little cleaning and oiling and we"ll see what is under the grime.

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The "Unmarked Dagger" might be a Sheffield made Fairbarn Sykes dagger.

I have one of those MS Ltd. knives, but a spring's cracked (odd, as normally you'd think it would be cleanly broken), but it seems a common issue with those. They are a beast. Since it's in rough shape, I carry it when I need to work around ropes--and it's one of the few where a sheath is really necessary.
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Cody is correct. The dagger is a WWII Fairbairn-Sykes 2nd pattern fighting knife with hand ground blade. It should have the broad arrow stamp on it somewhere (see below for standard locations) along with an inspectors number stamp.
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That includes some real finds. You had a fruitful trip. ::tu:: ::tu::
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I cannot find any marks on this knife. It is very dirty with rust spots and corrosion etc on the brass handle.
I'm not sure if I really want to attempt to clean this knife too much. Not knowing exactly what I'm doing with it could destroy any value.
I'll likely wait until I have a suggestion or two from someone who can tell me the proper procedure.

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