All About Pocket Knives

TexasTheiss wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 9:21 pm Thank you, a little confused on the date though based on the link TPK sent earlier on the stamp identification. according to that info if the stamp were post WW11 the XX would be after the word CASE and not below it is that not correct ?

Thanks

TexasTheiss wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 9:41 pm no worries, like I said just doing my homework on it. Already learning a ton about this little knife. You should of seen the house we pulled it out of, it still had gas fixtures but was about knee deep in horder garbage, had 1940s calendars still hanging in the walls. pretty crazy, found a lot of cool stuff in it, though, some 1800s things.

TexasTheiss wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 9:21 pm Thank you, a little confused on the date though based on the link TPK sent earlier on the stamp identification. according to that info if the stamp were post WW11 the XX would be after the word CASE and not below it is that not correct ?

Thanks

TexasTheiss wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 2:38 pm TPK, we found a lot of old stuff in the house, lots of old antique furniture that we had redone, old foot operated sewing machines, old toys (cast iron ones), very old letters written in German (the family were German immigrants) dating as far back as the 1800's. We found an old steamer trunk under all the junk, in it we found several things that were old "keepsake" type items including a box that was full of arrowheads including a quartz arrowhead which are very rare and even more rare an Indian arrowhead made out of metal (Indians used to make arrows out of metal they traded or stole from the Spaniards). The ranch the old house is on is really cool as well, its over 1000 acres has an old gold mine at least two old homestead sites, lots of cool stuff, one area that were pretty sure was an Indian camp and were still finding things. see pics of the arrowheads, I added them to my collection.