A fine looking Ulster

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Paul M
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A fine looking Ulster

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Here is an Ulster Serpentine Jack stamped D 347 it is 3 5/8" closed.
I had some time today to do a nice photo of it. You can't beat a knife made in New York!
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Nice knife Paul. ::tu::
I love the old Ulsters.

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The Ulster knife styling, and quality, was one of the best influences on the later Schrade products that followed. They are great knives, and that one's a beauty Paul. Thanks for the show!
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