KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Thanks gents, been too busy with business to play with it. On my way home now, will get to sharpen the Clip and change it out this afternoon once I get home. Pretty nice haul Scott. OH
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Ulster ebony 3 5/8 inches, snappy hard half stops. I think the spiderwebby accents complement the black wood nicely. :) Blades are still slick, uncleaned obviously.
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tongueriver wrote:Ulster ebony 3 5/8 inches, snappy hard half stops. I think the spiderwebby accents complement the black wood nicely. :) Blades are still slick, uncleaned obviously.u4.jpgu7.jpg
Ooh! ::tu::
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Calvin that is a Beauty ! Reminds me a little of the Schrade-Walden 2OT.
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Nice Cal, very nice!
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Just picked these 3 up for The princely sum of $6
D Peres , western Boulder CO 241 and a Hammer Brand letter opener/ Knife. All knives have great snap and no wobble. Blades look to be 100% full
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$6.00, were the police following you when you left. That's a steal. Great pick up's with unusual tang stamps. ::tu::
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tongueriver wrote:Ulster ebony 3 5/8 inches, snappy hard half stops. I think the spiderwebby accents complement the black wood nicely. :) Blades are still slick, uncleaned obviously.u4.jpgu7.jpg
Very nice Ulster! 8)
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doglegg wrote:$6.00, were the police following you when you left. That's a steal. Great pick up's with unusual tang stamps. ::tu::
:D nope! I do need to research that D Peres nifty little knife. It has half stops and the MOP is pretty darned nice.
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You did well! That German pearl pen knife is especially nice! ::tu::
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This week's finds and mail calls.. I can't keep from passing up a good deal. The Schrade,sod buster, Eisenhower, cigar, klaas, and robeson don't appear to have been sharpened. The little 6333 LP is one of my favorite patterns and I struggle with letting one get past me. ::hmm:: ~Jon
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Jon, those Case 55 pattern jackknives are to me the most aesthetically pleasing of all Case jacks. Nice haul!

Twhite, I have one of those letter openers (mine is tang stamped IKCO) that was gifted to me by a fellow AAPK member several years ago - use it nearly everyday - best letter opener I've had.

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If 6333 is a small stockman i agree with you that they are fantastic litter knives.
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tongueriver wrote:Ulster ebony 3 5/8 inches, snappy hard half stops. I think the spiderwebby accents complement the black wood nicely. :) Blades are still slick, uncleaned obviously.u4.jpgu7.jpg
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You fellers are coming up with some mighty fine knives! ::tu::
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Killer pick-up Jon... ::tu:: All beauties there!!! ::nod::
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Today’s new little friends -
A brown celluloid Richards, to join the two larger ones I already have, a little gold tone Richards and a flippin’ Whatsit. I’ll be darned if I can see any markings on the thing. It’s kind of cool, actually. To open and close it, you sort of flip the handle around. It’s not a butterfly knife. I don’t know what it is. I had to fix up the tip of the blade. It was completely squared off. It’s actually pretty sharp and very solid in the open position. Anyway, it was only a buck!
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The wife and I just got back from junking. Here are today’s finds. $5 each.
Wards 2 blade. Nice snap no wobble.
Case 1974 peanut really nice snap no wobble.
Camillus US 1994 need to soak in some paint thinner to get better idea. Everything’s opens just Funke’s up with paint.
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Great bargains for $5 a piece. I especially like the little case peanut. ::tu::
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zoogirl wrote:Today’s new little friends -
A brown celluloid Richards, to join the two larger ones I already have, a little gold tone Richards and a flippin’ Whatsit. I’ll be darned if I can see any markings on the thing. It’s kind of cool, actually. To open and close it, you sort of flip the handle around. It’s not a butterfly knife. I don’t know what it is. I had to fix up the tip of the blade. It was completely squared off. It’s actually pretty sharp and very solid in the open position. Anyway, it was only a buck! 4BD5274C-4551-4C42-909F-5E0B0CE3E245.jpeg6463AD98-19D1-49B6-95FD-CE03597359E2.jpeg
More Richards for Zoogirl!! And the whatsit has a name but darn if I can remember it right now. But they are knice little pocket riders. ::tu::
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tongueriver wrote:Ulster ebony 3 5/8 inches, snappy hard half stops. I think the spiderwebby accents complement the black wood nicely. :) Blades are still slick, uncleaned obviously.u4.jpgu7.jpg
That Ulster is an appealing, pocketable and very useful knife. Bound for a utilitarian career, it was never the less made by skilled and prideful Ellenville personnel with finish and elegance.

That is one pattern I like and use, the Regular Jack, provided they are “beefy”, which for me means that it is suitable for cutting up to three-quarter-inch rope. And, I have concluded that the adjective “beefy” in the pattern generally does not start until the knife is at 3 5/8th inch overall length. Three and one quarter tends to drop a similarly-styled knife down into a different category, one of lighter duty.

I like those “spiderwebs”, too. There is no technique I know of that will actuate artificial application of those to a knife blade; for me they instill confidence that a knife has not been messed with.

And, those are indeed impressive-looking blades.
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Great finds guys!

Just picked these up off of a really good ebay seller https://www.ebay.ca/usr/kasesarve0 go check em' out, nice knives.
Very rare Imperial USA 1 of 20 12k gold filld keychain knife with filed scales ::woot::
Unique Imperial USA Striped Gents Pen knife (I haven't seen one like this before)
Hard to find Imperial Ireland 4" Red Bone 3 Blade Stockman (Haven't seen one yet and in this kind of condition)
Imperial Ireland Apex Sodbuster and 2 blade pen knife ($15.00 cnd for bolth, quite nice shape)
He gave me a really good deal on em' all, average out to $20.00 - $22.00 cnd each (shipping included).
What ya all think?
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WillyCamaro wrote:Great finds guys!

Just picked these up off of a really good ebay seller https://www.ebay.ca/usr/kasesarve0 go check em' out, nice knives.
Very rare Imperial USA 1 of 20 12k gold filld keychain knife with filed scales ::woot::
Unique Imperial USA Striped Gents Pen knife (I haven't seen one like this before)
Hard to find Imperial Ireland 4" Red Bone 3 Blade Stockman (Haven't seen one yet and in this kind of condition)
Imperial Ireland Apex Sodbuster and 2 blade pen knife ($15.00 cnd for bolth, quite nice shape)
He gave me a really good deal on em' all, average out to $20.00 - $22.00 cnd each (shipping included).
What ya all think?
Very nice finds Willy!! Those are beauties!! You done good!! :)
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Boy, you did do good, Willy.
A beautiful stockman!
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Here are a few more I grabbed off ebay the other day.

Brand new Imperial Ireland Apex 3-BLADE SKOAL BANDIT RACING PROMO Stockman with origional box (now that is rare find) ::super_happy::
Near mint Imperial Ireland Apex Lockback hunter (looks real nice, and great price $21.00 cnd, shipping included) :D
A near mint Paul A. Henckels Inox Gentleman's knife (really nice find and really great price $25.00) i don't know to much about henckels knives, could anyone tell me around when it was made.
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