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Fred 128
newer remington knife
Any info on a 70 's or 80's 4in long 2 3/4in blade bone handle 3 blade, w/ Rem. sheild, & Rem. on blade & Rem. circle made in USA on tang ,mint condition. Thanks
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fred128
newer remington knife
Is there another website I could send photo's of this knife to? this site won't accept my photo's. Thanks
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Welcome,
Your photo maybe to large to post to this site. If you can reduce it that may help, Also if you could supply any numbers that may be stamped on it also would be good. If you can't post it, you may be able to put it on a free site and then supply us with a link to it. There are many free photo sites on line. Just a thought, would love to see it.
Your photo maybe to large to post to this site. If you can reduce it that may help, Also if you could supply any numbers that may be stamped on it also would be good. If you can't post it, you may be able to put it on a free site and then supply us with a link to it. There are many free photo sites on line. Just a thought, would love to see it.
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Hey Fred,
If you email it to me , I'll figure out why it will not post and I'll get it on here for you...
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bryan
If you email it to me , I'll figure out why it will not post and I'll get it on here for you...
[email protected]
bryan
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Now you can't ask for a better host than thatl. Bryan does a great job of keeping this thing up and running no doubt

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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”
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”
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HEY!
I don't beleive that this is true bone handle. They used material that looks alot like though. Is there a number on the knife tang? Not being up on newer knives I am not familar with all variations. I do not doubt that someone else here can tell a lot more about it than I. I appears to be a common production model. It doesn't have the bullet shield. Ok folks, hear is your chance to impress us with your knowledge. What's it worth?
I don't beleive that this is true bone handle. They used material that looks alot like though. Is there a number on the knife tang? Not being up on newer knives I am not familar with all variations. I do not doubt that someone else here can tell a lot more about it than I. I appears to be a common production model. It doesn't have the bullet shield. Ok folks, hear is your chance to impress us with your knowledge. What's it worth?
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fred128
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I did find out that the handles are Delrin, here's what I found[fyi] at http://heritage.dupont.com/floater/fl_d ... ater.shtml