KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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I agree OH, great find. Rusty springs are better than rusty blades, and from what I see in your photo this knife is in very good condition cosmetically, so I call that a win!
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Good one. I have a fondness for folding hunters and Schrades in particular. Thanx for showing it.Old Hunter wrote:Schrade 127UH Lockblade Hunter. I picked this knife up earlier this week at a pawn & gun - it had been stored poorly so the spring was rusted to the point the blade had to be pulled hard to open and pushed closed (no snap). It looked like it had never been used, so I took a chance (it was CHEAP) - soaked the tang, pivot area, and spring in oil since Tuesday night. Been working the blade and adding oil - working right well now, locks well, even has snap once more on closing. Had to put an edge on it - I like tinkering with knives. OH
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Thanks Mike!313 Mike wrote:Nice haul Scott. That carborundum stone in the box top left looks really cool.
It's a razor hone.
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Picked up a nice R343 Remington harness jack today at the North Star Blade Coll. club meeting for very reasonable. I won't say how much but it was under $36.___Dave
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Knice one Dave!!

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Scott, how come I drive 150 miles (each way) and only come home with one knife and you go to a few estate sales and come home with a bag full. We've got old people having sales up here. Well not in the winter but still.... ___Dave
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Nice Remington jack, Dave.
Here's an old Wallkill River pocket folder that takes a back seat to NYK Hammer Brand.
Still a great little 3 3/8", all steel knife. I'm going to sharpen it and pack it for a while.
Thanks for looking.
Here's an old Wallkill River pocket folder that takes a back seat to NYK Hammer Brand.
Still a great little 3 3/8", all steel knife. I'm going to sharpen it and pack it for a while.
Thanks for looking.
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Looks to be in splendid condition Joe. I guess after all these years a little pocket time won't hurt it. 
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It deserves some pocket time just for surviving so long. It's value will not go down, and you will get some enjoyment to go with the joy of finding it. 
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Great finds, Dave and Joe! 
Dave
Always looking for vintage knives with Virginia, Maryland, or Washington D.C. tang stamps. Any condition.
Always looking for vintage knives with Virginia, Maryland, or Washington D.C. tang stamps. Any condition.
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Nice knife joe. I love giving old knives some use. It's a shame so many of these great old workhorses get retired when they can be so enjoyable to use. I always have a Leatherman on my belt for anything that may overtax any of my old knives that I carry. Yours has that "just like Grandpa used to carry" look to it I love in knives. ___Dave
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Joe, Dave, fantastic knives. Both of you. Wow!
I'd pack them too.
I'd pack them too.
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Love those wood scales Joe!!!
Picked these up today at an estate sale.....the sickle/knife thing is very cool.....was told the scales are iv0ry.....
Picked these up today at an estate sale.....the sickle/knife thing is very cool.....was told the scales are iv0ry.....
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That folding sickle is interesting. Will be interesting finding out opinions as to it's origion. Maybe East Indian, Ceylon, Pakistan of North African. I'll be watching in case someone actually knows.___Dave
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Five am hockey then flea's.Gut me a Schrade Cut Co Walden sleveboard,Schrade+ 175 with sum Maine flavah and a clip ie magazine holder 
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Those Schrades are sweet, some of my favorites to collect GD!
I just picked these up. This one is a little rough, maybe some cell outgassing, but a neat example, I don't think I have another "Bay State Knife Co."
I don't usually go for these, but the price was right on it. I think it is cool!
I just picked these up. This one is a little rough, maybe some cell outgassing, but a neat example, I don't think I have another "Bay State Knife Co."
I don't usually go for these, but the price was right on it. I think it is cool!
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If I found a Robeson like that for a good price I sure as heck would grab it!
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Good snags there Glenn!
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I couldn't resist buying this dagger/fishting knife with unfinished tang.....
There's also no real tang stamp except for some sort of anglo-saxon cross in the tang area....
Any info is appreciated..
There's also no real tang stamp except for some sort of anglo-saxon cross in the tang area....
Any info is appreciated..
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I have NO idea what that is. ___Dave
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Today's scores......
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