Check out the punch blade

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Check out the punch blade

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Anyone have a catalog on Napanoch knives. Think this one was made by them.
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Don’t know who made it but I sure like it! ::tu::

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That punch blade screams Napanoch .
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What's on the main blade tang stamp? Definitely a Napanoch punch although Winchester continued with them for a short while as well.

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Main blade is JACK KNIFE BEN CHICAGO, SECOND BLADE is stamped on both sides UNION STOCK YARDS. The punch blade has PAT’D 4/7/08. This was kind of a set up because I have quite a few with this stamp but not this pattern. Old Ben knew how to contract good knives way back in the 1900,s.
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He sure did!

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Thanks for posting, JKB! That's a sweet knife for sure and you're right about the quality of knives Jack Knife Ben used. ::tu:: ::tu::

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One of mine has a different punch blade, is this the same as yours? Mine still has part of a BEN and HANDY DANDY etch.
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Is this one the same as yours? Mine has part of a BEN and HANDY DANDY etch.
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