KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Welcome to AAPK jeffcon.

You may get more help on your knife if you post your question in the fixed blade forum rather than here. A custom knife will be tough unless someone knows the maker. Nice looking knife.
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Found these in the mailbox past couple of days...
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i like the case peanut. would :D clean up nice
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Twas cruising the flea's with my Christmas money and low and behold one of my favorite Case patterns in stag scales with a Bradford centennial 1879-1979,tang mark5318HP/SSP .Great snap and blade line up ::groove::
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::tu:: Ain't she purty!
GDogg, that's a great knife!
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garddogg56 wrote:Twas cruising the flea's with my Christmas money and low and behold one of my favorite Case patterns in stag scales with a Bradford centennial 1879-1979,tang mark5318HP/SSP .Great snap and blade line up ::groove::
Very nice Guarddogg!! Looks great!! :)
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Knice haul GDOGG!!!

Found these at a pawn shop and garage sale, and a 6 lb. maul for the boys!!
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Thanx TF and WOODSWALKER ::handshake:: Scott 6lb maul them kids are going to get rugged.
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TripleF wrote:Knice haul GDOGG!!!

Found these at a pawn shop and garage sale, and a 6 lb. maul for the boys!!
Nice haul! Not often that a Schrade 125OT is the smallest knife on the table. :lol:
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garddogg56 wrote:Thanx TF and WOODSWALKER ::handshake:: Scott 6lb maul them kids are going to get rugged.
That's the object. They were swinging 3.5 lb axes when they were 6 & 8!!
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Nice find Dogg, a Case 18 in Stag! Enjoy. OH
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I bought these for no better reason than I just liked them.
Well, that and the fact that they were five bucks!
I know they are total trash but I liked the handles and guards and the shape. Might come in handy as part of a costume or something or on stage with the Alice Cooper tribute I act in. They’re actually fairly sharp. Embarresing, but sharp!
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Collect what you like. That's what matters.
I measure my collection by the ton.
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Some of my more recent finds from the last year Some new old stock from a London shop that closed in 1986, an SOE Escape knife and a large pearl whittler.
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Mighty fine old stuff. ::tu::
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Hey Iron Hoarder, what’s the little one? Is that a kind of penny knife or does it have a spring? I’d like to see the blade. I’m also curious about the multi saw bladed whatsit further up.
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zoogirl wrote:download/file.php?id=376049&mode=view

Hey Iron Hoarder, what’s the little one? Is that a kind of penny knife or does it have a spring? I’d like to see the blade. I’m also curious about the multi saw bladed whatsit further up.

The little one is a tiny Barrel knife. It folds and slides into the wooden handle in either the open or closed position. The spring on the side just latches it into the handle.

The multi bladed saw and wire cutter is a WWII OSS (early special forces) knife that they carried on their missions behind enemy lines. They are un marked and fairly rare.
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Very cool, Iron Hoarder!
This is my pet of the day. Little baby followed me home. That’s my story and I’m stickin’ to it!

I can’t find just exactly this one online. I bought it mostly because it was in pretty good shape, I liked the utility blades and the shape of the main blade, and it was four bucks!

Anyone know an approximate date for it?
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zoogirl wrote:Very cool, Iron Hoarder!
This is my pet of the day. Little baby followed me home. That’s my story and I’m stickin’ to it!

I can’t find just exactly this one online. I bought it mostly because it was in pretty good shape, I liked the utility blades and the shape of the main blade, and it was four bucks!

Anyone know an approximate date for it?

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Don't know any thing about it Zoogirl but I see why you like it!! Cool find!! :)
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hi zoo girl, it is a 1960's . "lamp post" richards sheffield. england.
becoming collectible now.
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I was kind of thinking 60’s. It’s actually my second Richards. The Robin Hood knife I got at Christmas is one.
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Was that $4 Canadian? That's about $2.93 U.S. At that price, I would have snapped it up just for the tang stamp.
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Yes Jerry, $4 Cdn. Which makes my Robin Hood Richards a better price too.
There’s an antique show out at the Red Barn today and I may nip back over for a quick look.
Next week is the big quarterly antique and coollectable swap out in Cloverdale. That’s always worthwhile!
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New on of the day for me ,SOG pliers combo.(not sure what its called) ::shrug:: got it from a long time knife friend of mine. :lol:
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