KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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garddogg56 wrote:I haven't hit the fleas in a while so my am coffee was at a flea and I came home with a steal on sum OldTimers 12ot,34ot,8ot and one I didn't have 194ot all for undar twenty dollars ::groove::
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Dang dude......knice haul G-DOGG!!!!
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Thanx guys ::handshake:: every dogg has his day :lol:
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jerryd6818 wrote:If you can find 'em, you're not going to get deals like that around here. Good finds dogg.
and you are right Jerry when I was a kid and untill the intro of the Buck 110's I know Schrades and especially the OldTimers were the most popular knife in the workingmans comunities around Maine, close second was Ulsters then Camillus ::nod::
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I was amazed to see these "art-deco-mid-cenruty-The-Jetsons" looking kitchen knives carried an IMERIAL Stain Resistant USA stamp.

On the blade one is etched:
Le Petit
other is etched:
Le Charcutier

Purty cool, huh?
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Interesting ones, Scott. Wonder what the peg holes are for?
Looks like a bayonet/scabbard lug deal for cutting barbed-wire ...
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Acrually the holes are for hanging.
They hand one a plastic headboard with pegs. Each of the 5 knives in the set hand from the pegs. Kinda cool actually. Was produced in 1973.
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Pikes Black Beauty Razor Stone Hone (chipped corner)
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Picked me up a Case 6275sp eight dot for ten bucks she's a little pitted on the blades and back of the spring but for the price a great user ::ds:: the scales are bone and excellent with great walk and talk.
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F. Herder A SN Solingen Germany timber scribe knife
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Dradain, that's a nice old timber scribe.

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I'm uneducated, would someone please tell me how the timber scribe works? Nice knife!
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Thanks. I had to have it as soon as I seen it. I honestly didn't know what it was. I just knew that I didn't have one yet. Also, it's the only F.Herder knife I own.
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Dradian wrote:F. Herder A SN Solingen Germany timber scribe knife
Nice knife .
Most I have seen only have the scribe blade.

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The second blade is rounded on the back side and has a cupped in edge like a pipe reamer,
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Found these two at a small gunshow nearby yesterday. Two patterns I've wanting to add to the pile. The EO Copperhead with the Wharncliffe master I was really pleased to get, haven't seen one like it before. The '31 I just wanted. Thanks for looking.
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My yard sale find, a Case 6233. Clean up pretty nice
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steve99f wrote:I'm uneducated, would someone please tell me how the timber scribe works? Nice knife!
Here ya go Steve. I knew it was for marking trees and lumber but never gave any more thought to it than that.

"Race knife also known as a timber scribe (scorer, tree marker) is a knife with a U-shaped end sometimes called a scoop knife for cutting marks in wood by lumbermen, carpenters, coopers, surveyors, and others. The reasons for making marks varies and includes keeping count (tally marks), identifying parts (carpenter's marks), numbering, and tracing patterns around a template as a part of marking out. The gouges left by the timber scribe are more durable than pencil or chalk marks"
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Thanks Jerry. I can see where this would be handy in felling trees and marking them.
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dweb1897 wrote:My yard sale find, a Case 6233. Clean up pretty nice
CASE 6233 RED JIGGED BONE.JPG
Very nice. A little piece of pocket jewelry!
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Picked up these three today.
Case 6 dot 6347hp
Case 6 dot 6205r
DE with aluminum sides
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Dang Dradian, I'd say you had quite a day! OH
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That was quite a haul! I especially like that 6347!
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I sure did. I brought home six in all. These were just my favorites of the day. :D
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I just have to get them all put away before my wife gets home, and I'll get to live to buy some more.
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