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Hi All.
I have never posted here before, but I thought it would be a great place to start with.
I have a knife that was given to me when my mother passed.
It is a CATTARAUGUS, and the only letters I can find on it are NCCO. There are no numbers, as it says for these anywhere, so I can't find out what type it is.
I know it isn't worth any money, but it is sentimental to me, extremely for that matter. So, I just wanted to find out if it was a special addition, a collector, or just something that was offered all the time.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I mean anything. This is something that, words cannot explain, means so much to me.
A fuuny thing, that I wanted to add about it, is that the handle on the knife is shaped very similar to a "boot"! My mother collected shoes and boot trinkets
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!! I need some expertise help!
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HI! and welcome
If you have any way of posting a pic of it showing the entire knife and the tang stamps, I am sure we can help you out a lot.
Thanks for visiting and please come back often. We love this stuff, do we gang!!!!

If you have any way of posting a pic of it showing the entire knife and the tang stamps, I am sure we can help you out a lot.
Thanks for visiting and please come back often. We love this stuff, do we gang!!!!
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Author of "Great Eastern Cutlery: An American Tradition, The History of the Northfield & Tidioute Brands" & "Tidioute: A Town With an Edge" “The Chronicles of Cooper Cutlery”