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Took some pictures (not very good) of my Miller Brothers Pearl Handled pocket knife. I'd appreciate any feedback and/or information regarding this knife. Thanks!
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miller bros c1863-1926. famous for several patents and using screws to hold scales on early knives.
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Her is a good example of the Miller Bros screwed on handle. 8)

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Here is a good example of the Miller Bros screwed on handle. 8)
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Frankster wrote:Took some pictures (not very good) of my Miller Brothers Pearl Handled pocket knife. I'd appreciate any feedback and/or information regarding this knife. Thanks!
Beautiful little knife!Is it marked,'Miller Brothers Meridan CT"? The reason I ask(and I must confess I've never seen a 4 blade MB)is the knife looks more German or English than USA.I say that only because of the flush back springs and the recesses cut into the scales for the nail marks.Also the tip bolsters.Whatever it is it is a beautiful knife.
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knife7knut wrote:Beautiful little knife!Is it marked,'Miller Brothers Meridan CT"? The reason I ask(and I must confess I've never seen a 4 blade MB)is the knife looks more German or English than USA.I say that only because of the flush back springs and the recesses cut into the scales for the nail marks.Also the tip bolsters.Whatever it is it is a beautiful knife.
No, the knife does not indicate Meridan CT. It's only marked "Miller Bros." I have owned this knife for approximate 35 years. It was given to me by my next door neighbor. A elderly woman. When I first received the knife, I took it to a few knife shows and everyone who looked at it offere to buy if from me.
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::tu:: Great knife you got there collector! 8) cool!
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