Winchester Knife Co

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LongBlade wrote:Those are 2 nice MOP Winchester pens WW ::tu:: ::tu:: ..
Thank you Lee!! :) I sure like the old original Winchesters!! Appreciate your comments! :)
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An easy open Winchester
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espn77 wrote:An easy open Winchester
Very nice Winchester! Congratts!! :)
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Very nice. Congrats.
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espn77 wrote:An easy open Winchester
That EO is a beauty Keith ::tu:: ::tu:: ... I have an old Winchester Jack with similar bone ::nod:: - page 2 of this thread...
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LongBlade wrote: That EO is a beauty Keith ::tu:: ::tu:: ... I have an old Winchester Jack with similar bone ::nod:: - page 2 of this thread...
And within that post of Lee's is a Winchester Stockman like mine on page 11. Lee's still has a nice etch.
That Lee, he's all over the place. :D
I heard he's got two Miller Bros. to die for. ::woot::
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Thanks Lee, yours is a good looking knife as well. ::handshake::
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FRJ wrote: That Lee, he's all over the place. :D
I heard he's got two Miller Bros. to die for. ::woot::
:lol: :lol: - Like something stuck on your shoe which gets tracked all over ::nod:: :lol: - you know like a piece of gum, toilet paper or the “excrement” ( :D: - technical term for family programming :lol: ) from your animal of choice - dog, horse, cow, bull, elephant ::paranoid:: ::tounge::

Miller Bros knives ::hmm:: :wink: - Stage coach is on the way with a delivery to be shared soon ::nod:: ..
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That’s a fine knife Keith, seems Winchesters are rare birds.

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I think this is the first Winchester knife I've owned. Pretty impressed with the quality of it. Very tight and steal sharper up well
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espn77 wrote:I think this is the first Winchester knife I've owned. Pretty impressed with the quality of it. Very tight and steal sharper up well
They are nice vintage knives ain't they Keith, you got a nice one ::tu::
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Here are three that I was fortunate enough to get from Stockman!
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that knife looks quite old!! :O
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Great looking knives Winchester M21 ::tu:: ::tu:: .. I’ve been trying to get lucky finding a Winchester Hawkbill - that one is really nice! :mrgreen:
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3 fine knives you got from Harold. ::tu::
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Got this Winchester 2908 a little bit ago. I like the frame. Thanks for looking. :)
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Love that old bone on a HOK WW ::tu:: ::tu:: ...
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LongBlade wrote:Love that old bone on a HOK WW ::tu:: ::tu:: ...
Thank you Lee! Appreciate your comment. I like the old gal!! :)
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Nice!! Longblade!!
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I received an email from Bryan and he is going to add Winchester to the brand specific forum!!

Hopefully all the great post and info in this thread could be added to the forum when it is up!!

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Here is a 3 5/8 inch Winchester that has been around a long time. The long pull clip blade has the WINCHESTRR TRADE MARK MADE IN U.S.A.tang stamp and a shortened spey blade plus a double fluted punch blade with the PAT,D 4/7/08. Handles are a green and black mottled celluloid in perfect condition. This has to be a very early Winchester.
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Great looking old knife. Looks like it did its share of work but still in great shape. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Great old knife :)

I always associate the fluted punch and the long pull on Winchester's with Napanoch, not sure if the association is valid.
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Pretty sure you are right. I really like those old punch blades.
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Winchesters are hard to catch, nice find D.

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