KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Nice Ol' Hick Scott...I have that same one in my kitchen drawer, use it all the time. ::tu::
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Thanks bud!!

Just picked up this gottlieb hammesfahr solingen germany 14.5" knife and another.....slip stone...

What kind of knife is this......bread knife?
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Scott,
it's a beautiful slicer. Is the tang tapered?
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FRJ wrote:Scott,
it's a beautiful slicer. Is the tang tapered?

Joe-
It flairs on both sides as the metal meets the wood.

And yes, it tapers in thickness from the tang to the tip where it's thinnest at the tip!
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TripleF wrote:Thanks bud!!

Just picked up this gottlieb hammesfahr solingen germany 14.5" knife and another.....slip stone...

What kind of knife is this......bread knife?
very slick looking knife there Scott....I do not think it is a bread knife though, those are usually serrated, looks to me more like a slicer, for slicing cooked meat like prime rib, brisket, roast beef, ham, etc...the length of the blade enable you to make long pull and push cuts while applying minimal downward pressure, and allowing the blade to do the work of giving you nice even (and thin if desired) slices....just my humble opinion.
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Yup, what Mike said ^^
What's the 'grit' on the stone ?
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TripleF wrote:Just found this beauty at a local thrift store....
....fff, I've got 2 of these, one was my grandmother's and the other was my mother's...use them nearly every day!!....great old knives!!!........ ::tu:: ............
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royal0014 wrote:Yup, what Mike said ^^
What's the 'grit' on the stone ?

No clue.....medium I guess.
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Went knife huntin in Clovis,Ca. at the antique store district........... 8) 8)

A ton of stuff to look at...We came home with these four UNITS ::super_happy::

IMPERIAL BOY SCOUT UTENSIL KIT NEW OLD STOCK 8)

MARBLES - GLADSTONE MICH U.S.A. - No. 3 HATCHET
BLACK COMP SCALES - small chip in one
SAFETY SHEATH IS MISSING PART THAT COVERS BLADE,REST IS THERE AND IT SNAP ONE/CLOSED NO PROBLEM ::tu::

ANVIL STOCKMAN - my 1st one of these,nice knife and ETCH -looks new

BEAR & SONS - RED BONE , 5 BLADE , #575 ON BOLSTER, NEW , ETCH = CUSTOM HERITAGE LIMITED EDITION OF 1000



ANY INFO ON ANY OF MA FINDS WOULD BE APPRECIATED, ESPECIALLY THE HATCHET ::nod::
& round about AGE OF ALL 4 ITEMS???::tu:: ::handshake::
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Great day for you Bug - cool finds. I had one of those Vitt-L-Kits when I was a Boy Scout, and the mess kit too - all long gone to a collectibles shop (or lost in the woods) after me and then my three younger brothers used them up. OH
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wow over 40 views and only one reply...THANKS,OH
NICE OF YA TO TAKE THE TIME TO REPLY!!!!



MAYBE I NEED TA POST ELSE WHERE??????? ::shrug::
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Nice haul bug you really did good. I used an anvil identical to yours as a work knife around 1980. I lost it on the job after couple of years. The hatchet would be a keeper for me since I don't have anything Marbles.
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Nice snags Josh! I have two sets of the scout utensils but that's the first I have seen the original box, very cool!
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Nice vittle-kit bug......there's a whole genre of Scout collectors that collect only chow sets.

Thanks for taking the time to take and post the pictures!
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junebug wrote:wow over 40 views and only one reply...THANKS,OH
NICE OF YA TO TAKE THE TIME TO REPLY!!!!



MAYBE I NEED TA POST ELSE WHERE??????? ::shrug::
Ya know Bug I 'VE FELT THE SAME WAY LATELY ::shrug::Nice haul,I also have the Imperial set.
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i seen that gdog...... and to a couple others ::nod::
THERE IS EVEN A TREAD THAT GOT A LIL DERAILED ABOUT THIS ISSUE IN "KNIFE LORE" ::nod::

thinkin back....DUMB for me ta get ma feathers RUFFLED over that...... ::dang:: :oops:
but come on......... throw a guy a bone :lol:
aint askin for a brown nose, but a smiley THUMBS UP or THEM KNIVES SUCK AND SO DO YOU!, is better than NOTHIN...LOLOLOLOL

RANT OVER........ ::super_happy:: ::handshake:: sorry guys


LESS PICS FOR ME FROM NOW ON, AND QUESTIONS ASKED IN A QUESTION/ANSWER THREAD ::tu::
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THANKS OH,NEWT,BEST,GINO,GDOG 8) 8) 8) 8)

I HAD NEVER SEEN A BOX B4 EITHER...AND CAN'T FIND ONE IN MA GOOGLE SEARCHES......
I GOT IT TO FLIP ON EBAY, IF ANY INTEREST????? TRADE? ::shrug:: ::tu::
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Nice Anvil Josh...I have one like it that used to belong to a great uncle, who was ironically enough, a blacksmith! No need to get yer feathers ruffled over a lack of responses Bug, you oughta know we love ya and value your contributions around here! Just sometimes I only have a chance to sneak a peek at the site and don't always have the time to comment on all the awesome knives posted...doesn't mean they aren't appreciated though! ::handshake::
So keep those posts and pics comin'!

As for me, I got this crusty ol ' Case in yesterday...I am thinking a respectable knife lies under the years of accumulated crud...we shall see!
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Bug you gotta give us a chance to get home from work and get the yard mowed and the garden weeded ::mdm:: . It's turning summer and the traffic always slows down here on the site when the weather warms up.

I particularly like the hatchet and that Anvil knife. I've had one of the Anvil knives in the distant past and as I recall it had some very decent steel.


Edit: I almost forgot........ ::tu:: :lol:
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thanks mike and phil.. :D ::tu::

phil...yer missin the point,ya nut case ::poke:: ::sot:: ........and the point of the others i mentioned ABOVE^^^^


IT IS GETTING 40,100,255,500,OR EVEN 1000+ VIEWS ON YER POST...AND NO REPLIES.

SURE SOME WILL TRICKLE IN 24-36 HOURS LATER..........BUT WHAT ABOUT THE 1ST 20-40-60-100+ PEOPLE WHO DID.

LIKE SAID IN THE KNIFE LORE THREAD..... IT CAN "SEEM" RUDE. ::nod:: (TO SOME, OPINIONS ARE LIKE...well, you guessed it :lol: )


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NICE SNAG,MIKE!!!! 8)
i picked up 2 stockman today
waitin on cancer center had an hour ta kill.....hit a antique store,nabbed 2 @ $5 each ::ds::

BOTH STOCKMANS
BOTH JIGGED BLACK COMP
BOTH HAVE LONG PULL MAIN & reg. nail nick on other blades 8)
hammer brand 3 1/2" 8)
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kutmaster 3 7/8" 8)
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Bug that's a great example of "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." ::tu::
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Nice SAB there Mike. Some fantastic steel under those freckles.
Mine was about as crusty. It's one of my favorite pants-pull-'er-downers !
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Bug, as I remember (hopefully correctly) from Bonfire Bob's writings, that Anvil was a collaboration design between Colonial Cutlery and the engineering students at a local university.

Mike, I bought one of those old Case SAB jacks a few years ago; heavy duty, stoutly constructed, and "Alligator" snap - the Sherman Tank of pocketknives! OH
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