CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
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CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES, I have looked in books but can't tell if there is such a knife, can someone help me. Thanks Don
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Re: CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
more info or pics!
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Re: CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
hi, yes, there is such a knife. its a two bladed knife and is called a serpentine jack knife and the pattern number for it is 62087 for bone, 52087 for stag and 22087 for slick black. heres a pic of one in green bone that was made between 1940-64.
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Re: CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
so this is'nt one
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Re: CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
This is more like a jack knife, but not a serpintine jack knife? Thanks Don
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yes, thats a jack knife. very nice looking. i used to have one but the blades on mine werent nearly as full as yours. i cant remember what the pattern number is for it, but it looks like a 2226 1/2, which is 3 inches long closed. how long is yours closed?
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Re: CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
bluerush55 wrote:so this is'nt one
pattern #22028-12, 3-1/2" dogleg jack
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Re: CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
Serpentine refers to the "S" shape seen in several patternsbluerush55 wrote:CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES, I have looked in books but can't tell if there is such a knife, can someone help me. Thanks Don
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Re: CASE TESTED XX SERPENTINE c1932 RARE OLD KNIFE KNIVES
thanks a lot guys, serpentine means curvy like a snake.. okay thanks
I have other like this jack but was wondering why the guy trying to sale it to me called it a serpentine Jack.. Thanks Gals and Guys
I have other like this jack but was wondering why the guy trying to sale it to me called it a serpentine Jack.. Thanks Gals and Guys