D.S.&K. Boston

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Thanks Lyle. Maybe you can make it next year. It’s a pretty good show.I lived in Palm Beach county for 23 years and always fished out of Jupiter inlet. I retired in 2014, sold my boat and moved up here, live on a lake and haven’t fished at all. Go figure.
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BWT wrote: Sat Jan 28, 2023 6:20 pm Picked this up at the Gator show yesterday, thanks Roger . This knife is featured on page 79 of Goins.
Goins says date range 1880-1901.
Bill, that’s in great condition ,what a nice knife !! The Font (?) on the D S& K is different than the few other stamps have seen . It looks like the old English style . Wasn’t able to get to the show due to family business was hoping to meet a few of you guys. Looks like you did well there . Rogers got some nice stuff. You did good on this one . How long is this one closed ?
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Thanks JP. It’s 4 1/2”. It’s the only one I have ever seen, so I don’t have anything to compare to. I took it down to measure. There’s its final resting place till,well you know, my son inherits it :(
It’s the one on the the left, second one down. Maybe you can make it down next year to the show?
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Those are beautiful knives Bill, shown in a beautiful display! 8)
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Thanks Marco ::tu::
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