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Posted: **Thu Mar 29, 2018 11:56 pm**

Tony_Wood wrote:Snagged this one today before the weekend crowd goes through.
Wards MOP in good shape on both sides.

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That is a real nice MOP. I have several Wards knives, they are very good quality. A lot of the MOP you see have chips or pieces missing from being dropped.

Posted: **Fri Mar 30, 2018 3:19 am**

Paladin wrote:Here are the new acquisitions from an active weekend. Not shown are a couple of fast movers. One was a Case Texas Lockhorn with stag handles. It had some use but pretty much flew outta there. Also a Case Blade Changer that wasn't mint but had never been used. Both were fast sellers.
One question about the Case XX fixed blade that may be a life raft survival tool. It is not one of the folding knives that are seen fairly often but more like a bolo or such? 1st one I have ever seen. I looked thru LG4 and couldn't find it so will appreciate any help as to ID, value and such?

Ray

Ray, Somehow I missed your question about the Case machete.

What you have there is the one and only REAL WW2 V44. Not like the false V44s that are really the Collins #18 Pequeno Machete and authorized clones by Case, Western and Kinfolks.

More details here vvv in another post I made on the M592 Survival Pack

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Posted: **Fri Mar 30, 2018 11:09 am**

Thanks very much for that info. I shoulda known you'd know about this one since it is a fixed blade.

I sent you a PM.

Ray

Posted: **Fri Mar 30, 2018 10:48 pm**

I'm not a big fan of fixed blades but when I see one in need I try to help.

This little Schrade 152 was on the bottom shelf at the local pawn shop, the blade had something on it that just looked nasty, thus the bottom shelf I suppose.

After looking at some overpriced used pocket knives I again looked at this little Sharpfinger and noticed the blade appeared not to have been missharpened or maybe never sharpened. Brought it home and after a few minutes of Mothers and a rag it cleaned up pretty well. I was surprised at the range of prices for the USA 152s.
Treefarmer

: Shrade 152 USA Sharpfinger

Posted: **Sun Apr 01, 2018 12:11 pm**

Good job TF, you saved its life, I have done the same thing a couple of times, figured it might end in the trash if I didn't save it.

Posted: **Tue Apr 03, 2018 6:38 pm**

Picked these up Saturday.
EC Simmons Keen Kutter
Walkill American Boy
WH Morley

Posted: **Wed Apr 04, 2018 12:18 am**

Miniture Imperial. Nothin fancy. One and a half inches long. Given to me today by a coworker who found it over the weekend for a buck and knew I collected knives. Nice thought and gift and much appreciated by me. It's got a P and a bunch of numbers on tang. I'm thinking imperial.

Posted: **Wed Apr 04, 2018 3:11 pm**

woodwalker wrote:It's got a P and a bunch of numbers on tang.

Patent number.

Posted: **Wed Apr 04, 2018 11:57 pm**

jerryd6818 wrote:
woodwalker wrote:It's got a P and a bunch of numbers on tang.
Patent number.

Thanks Jerry.

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2018 1:24 pm**

treefarmer wrote:I'm not a big fan of fixed blades but when I see one in need I try to help. This little Schrade 152 was on the bottom shelf at the local pawn shop, the blade had something on it that just looked nasty, thus the bottom shelf I suppose. After looking at some overpriced used pocket knives I again looked at this little Sharpfinger and noticed the blade appeared not to have been missharpened or maybe never sharpened. Brought it home and after a few minutes of Mothers and a rag it cleaned up pretty well. I was surprised at the range of prices for the USA 152s.
Treefarmer
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Nice save-the Sharpfinger was often used as biker gang member knife. Inexpensive and well built it could slash and stab and be left behind at the scene. I have bought and cleaned up a few all with blood on them. Nice deer hunter too.

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2018 1:27 pm**

BWT wrote:Picked these up Saturday.
EC Simmons Keen Kutter
Walkill American Boy
WH Morley

That Simmons looks identical to a '1896 Holler' I own, same condition and all... interesting, and the those Scouts are beauties.

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2018 1:35 pm**

Woodly wrote:
That Simmons looks identical to a '1896 Holler' I own, same condition and all... interesting, and the those Scouts are beauties.

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2018 2:22 pm**

Woodly wrote:
BWT wrote:Picked these up Saturday.
EC Simmons Keen Kutter
Walkill American Boy
WH Morley
That Simmons looks identical to a '1896 Holler' I own, same condition and all... interesting, and the those Scouts are beauties.

Thanks Woody, I wouldn't have a clue on the Keen Kutters age. The Walkill, and the Keen Kutter had the look like if they could talk they would have a couple interesting stories to tell.

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2018 2:49 pm**

BWT wrote:Picked these up Saturday.
EC Simmons Keen Kutter
Walkill American Boy
WH Morley

Looks like you had yourself a very good day Saturday. I like all of them. The American Boy shield needs to be in the thread on shields. Don't think I've ever seen it before. Pretty cool IMO.

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2018 3:25 pm**

jerryd6818 wrote:
Woodly wrote:
That Simmons looks identical to a '1896 Holler' I own, same condition and all... interesting, and the those Scouts are beauties.

Thank You...nice to be back. Was a member years back and for some reason just didn't come here. Not even sure of the name I posted under.

Posted: **Fri Apr 06, 2018 12:28 am**

philco wrote:
BWT wrote:Picked these up Saturday.
EC Simmons Keen Kutter
Walkill American Boy
WH Morley

Looks like you had yourself a very good day Saturday. I like all of them. The American Boy shield needs to be in the thread on shields. Don't think I've ever seen it before. Pretty cool IMO.

Thanks Phil, I will do that. I don't post many photos, I enjoy looking and reading at and about everyone elses knives. I have a lot to learn and this is a good place for that.

Posted: **Sat Apr 07, 2018 9:51 am**

small Colt Cub lockback Brown Stag pocket knife, # CT324. It has one 1 1/4 inch blade. It is new in the box. not my pictures. Who made it please? Thanks, Bob

Posted: **Sat Apr 07, 2018 12:49 pm**

I don't know who currently owns the brand but it was made in China so who knows what factory it came out of. However, it's been my experience that the Colts are very well made.

Posted: **Sat Apr 07, 2018 1:04 pm**

jerryd6818 wrote:I don't know who currently owns the brand but it was made in China so who knows what factory it came out of. However, it's been my experience that the Colts are very well made.

Thanks their is nothing on the box or knife. Paid $18 at a antique mall yesterday. Just struck me as very nice. A good thing that my wife sat in the car reading her book,

Posted: **Sat Apr 07, 2018 1:23 pm**

Looked it up. Good buy vs eBay.

Posted: **Sat Apr 07, 2018 2:26 pm**

I like it for it's different look. You have a good eye MRWatch.

Posted: **Sun Apr 08, 2018 1:08 am**

Well I finally broke the ice today after about 2 years. Picked up this little gents serpentine 3-blade. Perfect brown bone, swedged primary with tapered long pull and excellent snap all around. Tang stamped Krusius-Solingen Germany.(1856-1983) I'd guess somewhere between the 50's and 70's. Seen some use, but not terribly worn and should clean up nicely. It doesn't fit into my focused collections, but for $2 at a yard sale, I wasn't gonna leave it behind. Besides, it was just too cute!

And so it begins again!

WB

Posted: **Sun Apr 08, 2018 1:12 am**

That's my kind of yard sale! $2 knives, great find!

Treefarmer

Posted: **Sun Apr 08, 2018 3:12 am**

Thanks TF, they had it marked at $3, I felt a little guilty offering two, but I got over it.

WB

Posted: **Sun Apr 08, 2018 3:19 am**

Well played Rob, well played.

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