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OLDE CUTLER
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I was out this morning and happened to stop in to this little local antique shop and picked up this 3 inch E. C. Simmons Keen Kutter pen for a few bucks. Has MOP handle material in good shape. Lets see your first of 2019.
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That's a fine looking knife, OLDE CUTLER! Way to start the year. ::tu::
I don't have my 1st knife of 2019 in hand but it's on its' way. I found a Queen #62 down deep in the bay last night. I have never had one and apparently the seller didn't know what it was. It was listed as a "knife by an unknown maker" and it had some type of "celluloid handles". Seeing the imitation Winterbottom and no tang stamp let me know right quick what era it was from. I'll post a picture when it shows up.
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Nice one OC. Don’t have my first one yet for this year.
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Well look at you, Jim. She's a beauty. Congratulations.
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Here is my first one of 2019. Pilot test run of Case Barlow. Natural smooth bone has just the right amount of dark flecks in it. Very nice looking.
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Sharpnshinyknives wrote:Here is my first one of 2019. Pilot test run of Case Barlow. Natural smooth bone has just the right amount of dark flecks in it. Very nice looking.
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I love it! Great way to start the year.
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geocash wrote:
Sharpnshinyknives wrote:Here is my first one of 2019. Pilot test run of Case Barlow. Natural smooth bone has just the right amount of dark flecks in it. Very nice looking.
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I love it! Great way to start the year.
I am way more impressed w/ this one than I thought I would be. SHC’s pictures didn’t do it justice, nor do mine.
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Nice knives both of you.

i will probably be getting one soon. I have not looked around for about a month.......

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OLDE CUTLER wrote:I was out this morning and happened to stop in to this little local antique shop and picked up this 3 inch E. C. Simmons Keen Kutter pen for a few bucks. Has MOP handle material in good shape. Lets see your first of 2019.
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Beautiful knife OC!! Great find!! :)
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This is the one that was on its' way, a Queen 62 shown below a #39 Queen folding hunter. It's a big long knife!
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Nice finds gents. My first was an unexpected find; stopped by an antique store after work on Wednesday and found this Buck 311 Trapper. I went back the next day and bought a couple more pocketknives from the guy. OH
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Found this Boker USA 6598; it was awaiting rescue from a women’s jewelry box in an antique store.
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Tony_Wood wrote:Found this Boker USA 6598; it was awaiting rescue from a women’s jewelry box in an antique store.

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I can just picture that in my mind, like a SWAT team rescuing a hostage! LOL
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This little cutie is my New Years baby! I got it from one of my swap meet guys. It was just four bucks.
Kind of interesting that my last knife of 2018 is a Richards too. (My Robin Hood knife).
I liked this little one for its utility blades and fancy chrome scales.
Say, does anyone have a date range on it? Thanks!
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Tony_Wood wrote:Found this Boker USA 6598; it was awaiting rescue from a women’s jewelry box in an antique store.

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Nice Boker TW!! Good looking bone!! :)
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I guess this stag 44 got here first
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r redden wrote:I guess this stag 44 got here first Rt57dQo[1].jpg
Beautiful!
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