KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Found the knives at Webster Flea Market, and the hatchets came in the mail!!
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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?
Great finds WillyC. You got a bundle. ::tu::
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TripleF wrote:Found the knives at Webster Flea Market, and the hatchets came in the mail!!
Hey Scott, the boys going to put those hatchets to work? And the little multi blade knife kit, didn't you find one of those before? In plaid? Anyway good pick ups. ::tu::
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doglegg wrote:
TripleF wrote:Found the knives at Webster Flea Market, and the hatchets came in the mail!!
Hey Scott, the boys going to put those hatchets to work? And the little multi blade knife kit, didn't you find one of those before? In plaid? Anyway good pick ups. ::tu::
No sir, already have those in stock, those will be sold. I did. Very impressive memory Floyd.
I believe Jerry now owns that set!!
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Scott, is this little Richards set the one you're talking about? Love this set for several reasons. It's Purdy, it's a Richards lamppost tang stamp, it's unusual and it's my first tool kit knife. ::ds::

Oh yeah. And it's in factory condition.
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1988 Buck " Sawby " lock knife
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Great find, that is fancy. ::tu::
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jsaly1984 wrote:1988 Buck " Sawby " lock knife
That is a beauty, Scott Sawby is a top tier custom knife maker that resides in Idaho, the lock should be his patented self lock. I have had the pleasure of meeting him and his lovely wife Marian(she passed in 2015), she also did a lot of engraving on Scotts knives.
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jsaly1984 wrote:1988 Buck " Sawby " lock knife
WOW!! Very NICE!!! ::tu::
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jerryd6818 wrote:Scott, is this little Richards set the one you're talking about? Love this set for several reasons. It's Purdy, it's a Richards lamppost tang stamp, it's unusual and it's my first tool kit knife. ::ds::

Oh yeah. And it's in factory condition.
I believe that is what Floyd is referring to...yessir!
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TripleF wrote:
jerryd6818 wrote:Scott, is this little Richards set the one you're talking about? Love this set for several reasons. It's Purdy, it's a Richards lamppost tang stamp, it's unusual and it's my first tool kit knife. ::ds::

Oh yeah. And it's in factory condition.
I believe that is what Floyd is referring to...yessir!
That is the one. ::tu::
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I have a plaid Richards, but I don’t think it takes extra blades. Very nice! I would dearly love to run into one of those!
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Pawn shop scores today, nothing at the estate sale.

That CASE stamp reads CASE BROS CUT CO
The other pear is a JM SCHMID & SONS
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Scott, some of the mechanics around here could make that little Case Bros. shine. I always the eclectic nature of your finds. ::tu::
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found this buck. at the local flea market. blade has seen some work.
but for $5 i could not leave it. i will look around for a replacement blade.
in the mean time i will use it as it is.snaps nice no wobble.
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So I rarely stop at the local pawn shop but felt drawn there today. Looked through the bucket of folders and almost walked away when the counter girl asked if I wanted to look at the bucket of fixed. Fixed blades are not my main interest but I decided to go ahead and look.

Sometimes I get lucky. Got it for less than a c-note.

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I’m not into fixed blades either but you did good on that one! It always pays to look in all the buckets. :)
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Rotten wrote:So I rarely stop at the local pawn shop but felt drawn there today. Looked through the bucket of folders and almost walked away when the counter girl asked if I wanted to look at the bucket of fixed. Fixed blades are not my main interest but I decided to go ahead and look.

Sometimes I get lucky. Got it for less than a c-note.

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Mr Rotten, you are spoiled rotten with that one. Wow, things like that don't happen,,,,and then it does. Congratulations. ::tu::
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Rotten wrote:So I rarely stop at the local pawn shop but felt drawn there today. Looked through the bucket of folders and almost walked away when the counter girl asked if I wanted to look at the bucket of fixed. Fixed blades are not my main interest but I decided to go ahead and look.

Sometimes I get lucky. Got it for less than a c-note.

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That's a down-right steal!!! Knice score pal!! ::tu::
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TripleF wrote: That's a down-right steal!!! Knice score pal!! ::tu::
I know. Right? Call a cop.
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richard wrote:found this buck. at the local flea market. blade has seen some work.
but for $5 i could not leave it. i will look around for a replacement blade.
in the mean time i will use it as it is.snaps nice no wobble.
Send it to Buck. They'll replace the blade for 10 bucks.

https://www.buckknives.com/about-knives ... -warranty/

"I broke a blade or have sharpened it so much it is unusable; can you replace the blade for me?"

"Buck Knives can replace a blade not covered under warranty for a $10.00 fee per knife."
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There are fake Randall knives that look to be real and take a Randall collector of some experience to spot. Unless you are very familiar with Randall knives it might be a good idea to get a Randall collector to have a look.
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thank you jerry. i will contact them
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richard wrote:thank you jerry. i will contact them
It would be interesting to find out what the general consensus of opinion is on the subject but in my mind a knife with the blade replaced by Buck puts it right back to factory condition, depending on the condition of the frame and handles of course.
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