Pacific pipe & Flume LTd

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BcBob
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Pacific pipe & Flume LTd

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Here is one more I cleened this one, I'm not sure if thats a good ida? could some of you all knowing people help me out here. Thanks .BC
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Hi BC. What is stamped on the blade tangs? Thanks. :) s-k
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E Blyde & Co Ltd Sheffield England Thanks Bob
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Hi don't really know much about that one. Seems like it is advertising a company perhaps related to the oil/gas industry. Edwin Blyde was in business until sometime in the 1970s. :) s-k
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Cleening

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Thanks S~K Is it ok to cleen the old Knivesor No ?
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There are lots of different perspectives on cleaning. If you search for cleaning you will find a number of posts on the topic. If it is one for the collection I do 'tidy' it a little, remove gunk from inside the handle, clean bone or stag handles, gently remove any rust, oil the joint. I do my best to avoid anything abrasive or that might disturb the patina etc. :) s-k
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