Frost USA Bowie

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cannonball242000
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Frost USA Bowie

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A new pickup. Gave $40, probably got set on fire, but it won't be the first or last time. I figure that much metal is worth $40. Any thoughts guys?
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I've never seen that mark before;are you sure it is Frost Cutlery? Most(if not all) of their knives are currently made "off shore" as in China. Some of the early Frost stuff was of Japanese origin and quite well constructed. The posted knife looks like a pretty well made piece.I don't think you overpaid.
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Re: Frost USA Bowie

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First USA frost I've seen. Its very heavy. Sturdily made. Pretty good quality and good metal. Beats me lol
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Re: Frost USA Bowie

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::shrug:: I have to agree with knifeknut, I've never seen that stamp before. I have several Parker Frost knives and all are imported with no USA made on them. Not sure what to make of your knife. A lot of unknowns, like what type of steel it is and did it come with a sheath? The handle is made of diamond wood or laminated wood, which is not expensive but durable. Probably the 40 bucks you invested is not too bad. The USA stamp means quite a little to me. Not much help I guess. ::shrug:: Terry
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Re: Frost USA Bowie

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Yeah lol. First for me. Its stamped so well no alarms went off in my head. I have several parkers also. It had an old crappy homemade sheath. I don't know the steel type but can tell you it will sharpen easily. There a few rust spots and some tarnesh but it has to be stainless. I'm stumped as well. It won't be the first time I've been hoodwinked, but its stamped very well. Its not cold stamped, and I don't think anyone would go through that much trouble to counterfeit a frost. Thanks guys.
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Re: Frost USA Bowie

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FROST USA - Trademark Details
Status: 700 - Registered



Serial Number77540581

Registration Number3594434

Word MarkFROST USA

Status700 - Registered

Status Date2009-03-24

Filing Date2008-08-06

Registration Number3594434

Registration Date2009-03-24

Mark Drawing3000 - Illustration: Drawing or design which also includes word(s)/ letter(s)/number(s) Typeset

Design Searches110725, 240907 - Kitchen knives and other cutlery, including scalpels and folding knives. Banners.

Published for Opposition Date2009-01-06

Attorney NameSusan B. Flohr

Law Office Assigned Location CodeM50

Employee NameHWANG, JOHN C B


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Indication of Colors claimed Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Disclaimer with Predetermined Text"USA"

Description of MarkThe mark consists of the name "FROST" appearing inside a banner superimposed over a drawing of a knife with the word "USA" positioned beneath.

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Re: Frost USA Bowie

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Jim Frost owns the trademark.
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::tu:: Wes, good job on the research, I learn something on this forum everytime I look, Terry
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