Vintage Acid Etched & Stamped Blades

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Thanks guys!
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The "reclining lion" was also a trademark used by Carl Lutters.
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I also have a small pearl handled knife stamped "Lion Cutlery, Warrented" that used the reclining lion.
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Great info. T.J. Thanks.
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Picked up a few knives at the Dalton Ga.show. 1st is a Maher & Grosh moose. An old one with deep stamped Maher & Grosh Razor Steel on the blade.Arch stamp with Toledo O.all in small letters which according to Pete Cohan is their oldest marking.It also has smooth bone handles and shields on both sides.
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Nice Challenge folding hunter with a good etch.
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Peanut,

That Maher & Grosh moose is VERY cool! ::drool::
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knifegirl888 wrote:Peanut,

That Maher & Grosh moose is VERY cool! ::drool::
+1. That moose is gorgeous! ::drool::
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Great pearl knives, Beechtree and greedy, that lion etch is something special. ::tu:: Beautiful knives, peanut. I really like the Challenge. ::tu:: In my limited experience, I have never seen a Challenge with an intact blade etch.
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Thanks danno.

Very nice knives Roger! ::tu::
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Thanks guys and gals.
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Roger,you did good buddy,see any FJs. :)

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Beautiful knives, peanut! ::drool::
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wlf wrote:Roger,you did good buddy,see any FJs. :)
Lyle I only saw/noticed one over priced used up Schrade.
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thanks ,hope to see ya soon,maybe Wilmington.

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wlf wrote:thanks ,hope to see ya soon,maybe Wilmington.

I'll be there.
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This one has a nice deep stamp ::nod::
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That's nice MB I have some of its cousins in W.H. Morley.
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Excellent examples! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Man those are nice! I love etches. Here are 2, are rare Cattaraugus Scout Junior and a Northfield large folding hunter.
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Love your knives Dimitri. Newton, and Mike. Real collector's items. ::tu:: ::tu::

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Thank you Lyle :)
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More nice stamps and etches, but I am drawn to the Germania "Easy Opener" stamp.
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Just an old Jack Knife Ben but it they keep me out of the tavern, most of the time.
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Great knife find D.

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Nice one Delbert. ::tu::
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