Got another batch of knives

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Got another batch of knives

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All I know of them is this picture. Parker USA ??? were these made in the 70's ?? Any other info on any or all the knives helps, thank you
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I'm a rookie at IDing knives. Best guess: Third from the left, top row looks like a Schrade 197OT. The fish knife (above the Parker lock back) looks like an Imperial. The wood handled fixed blade almost looks like a rehandled Sharpfinger.

Nice grab. Enjoy them.

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Top left knife looks like either an Ulster or Hammer Brand Boy Scout knife, with saw cut delrin handles. If so most likely is stainless steel.
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That fixed blade with the scheath 233 looks like a WESTERN 648B to me. If she is I will take her off your hands.
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Very good it is a Western, pm me with an offer I will think about it. MINT and I was thinking good for those Bluegill I catch.

Also the Hammer Brand good guess their guys.

I will take some pictures of the PArker Made in Japan its the lock back in the middle row it has Excelent grade Stag on it.
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