Lookin for a Landers, Frary, & Clark fixed blade knife
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stagman
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Lookin for a Landers, Frary, & Clark fixed blade knife
Evenin everyone, Will you all do me a favor and keep your eyes peeled for a Landers, Frary, & Clark Stag fixed blade knife. It has the Stag butt like the old Marbles, but also a round hilt of stag where the blade comes into the handle. Only saw one in my life and would be really anxious too know if any of you out there have ever saw one. Thanks for your time !!! Will[/b]
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El Lobo
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That is one of the most faked/counterfeited stamps around... 
...so be careful, most of them are not on the level. JMO.
Bill
Edited:
Here is an old thread about L, F, C knives from Bernard Levine's forum.....
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... ht=Landers
I realize they are discussing folders, however the history and dialog about handle materials is interesting, and may be a clue about the validity of such a knife.
...so be careful, most of them are not on the level. JMO.Bill
Edited:
Here is an old thread about L, F, C knives from Bernard Levine's forum.....
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... ht=Landers
I realize they are discussing folders, however the history and dialog about handle materials is interesting, and may be a clue about the validity of such a knife.