Sperry & Alexander

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peanut740 wrote: Sun Mar 27, 2022 9:55 pm 4 1/4" cigar.
Great knife ! ::tu:: ::tu::
That stamp on the main is great.
Very nice old thread here with these Old knives . ::nod::
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Great old S & A posts, JP, Mike and Roger.....and yes, I still have mine.
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Here's an S & A I just received today.
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Very nice Roger!!!
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The King of Etches scores again! ::tu:: ::tu::
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This one I have is similar in the frame, took the picture from the scout thread. Different etch.

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Wow!
A couple of great scout knives. ::tu:: ::tu::
Nice show, Roger and Mike. ::nod::
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I love that knife Mike!
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Roger and Mike Beautiful Knives Guys . Those Etched Blades are something else ::nod::
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Here’s another S&A . Both blades stamped , 3 1/4 inches , no brass and good snap . Bone is a little worn but no cracks or chips.
Can anyone tell me who made this knife ?
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Ripster wrote: Tue Jun 14, 2022 8:04 pm Here’s another S&A . Both blades stamped , 3 1/4 inches , no brass and good snap . Bone is a little worn but no cracks or chips.
Can anyone tell me who made this knife ?
I can't tell you who made that knife, JP, but it is a dandy.
Great looking bone on a shadow pen.

Thanks for showing it here.
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. I posted this knife on the Q &A today . You guys are a great source of information . I am new to this forum and l have a very small collection of knifes .this is my only S. & M.
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Very nice knife, Thomas.
After hanging around here, and we hope you do, your collection will most likely grow.

Thanks for showing your knife. ::tu::
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