Frary & Son Bridgeport Connecticut 1881-1884

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Re: Frary & Son Bridgeport Connecticut 1881-1884

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Hey Guys, I posted my Frary our boys knife in the "boys knives thread" but figured it belonged here as well.
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Re: Frary & Son Bridgeport Connecticut 1881-1884

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Maybe I can get some help on this forum. I bought this “hobo” knife at an estate sale a few years back for a dollar. It looks very similar to the Frary and son “hobo” knife. The blade of the knife is stamped with “ D.B.B. & Co”. I can’t seem to find any information for a “D.B.B. & Co” on the internet.
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Re: Frary & Son Bridgeport Connecticut 1881-1884

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Levine lists a DeBoer & Bach, New York importers, US/ENG/Ger 1915-1920. ?????? Good luck with it. J.O
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