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I just bought some knives they are from the collection of a gentleman they passed away in 1982. Most of the knive appear to be from the '70 but some look much older. Can anyone suggest some reference books that could help me research these knives? They are mostly Case and Bokers, some Schrade and Imperials and a few Kissing Cranes and German Eyes. I tried to post a picture but the file must have been too large. ::shrug::
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sargents would be a good start. try "american premium guide to knives & razors by jim sargent.
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Hi Murf,

Try to resize your picture to a smaller size, that would allow you to post your knives...I would like to see them.

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Thanks guys. Here's that pic. I'll post better, individual pictures soon.
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murf you have some real eye catchers in there... ::tu::

I am looken at those YELLOW ones. They stand out to me first.
I will be looking to see them later man. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Woooweee now that's what I call picking up a few knives... :shock: Yikes !!! Very impressive collection you have there Murf, I would like to research those for you, just mail them to my house and after a few years I will send you the results... :mrgreen:

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I would like to research those for you, just mail them to my house and after a few years I will send you the results...
Maybe a little later. Right now, I think I'm gonna spread them out in the living room floor and roll around in them! ::ds:: ::drool::
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8) W O W ! Instant knife collection!
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Nice collection murf, I tell ya what, if you'll send me that clasp in the wooden box th that'd be great. ::drool:: :mrgreen:

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Thanks singn46, That's my firsy clasp knife. Can I play with for a little while first? Those wooden boxes were made by the gentleman that originally collected these knives; they must have been pretty special to him.
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You can go ahead and send that set of old timers in the wood box over to me :)
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I'll take any of the stag-handled ones if you need a place to store them . . .

way to go!
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murf wrote:

Maybe a little later. Right now, I think I'm gonna spread them out in the living room floor and roll around in them! ::ds:: ::drool::
Make sure the blades are closed & the fixed blades are in their sheaths! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

That could be a pointed experience! :shock:

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