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Here's an early folly of mine from a deal about 40 years ago. Pretty sure the blades are Platts and the body could be. The scales are ebony but I don't think the screws are original.The main blade pile side does have the KEEN EDGE stamp. That's the extent of my knowledge on this one. J.O'.
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It’s a great looking knife J.O.
Even if a mutt I’d be proud to own it for sure! Never seen one before.
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Oledadsknives wrote: Thu Mar 02, 2023 7:59 pm It’s a great looking knife J.O.
Even if a mutt I’d be proud to own it for sure! Never seen one before.
Where did you acquire it at?
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Screws and stubby shield = Miller Brothers frame.Bolster pin was removed and blades changed.
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I fully agree Peanut. That pin is the giveaway. Do you think the screws are Miller originals. I don't. They look too big. Thanks.

Jimbo, Sadly that information was lost a few million brain cells ago. All I can tell you is that it was probably 35-49 years ago and probably in an antique or junk shop. I can say that back then I never paid much more than 6 or 8 bucks for knives.

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Ya got a keeper, J.O'. But you've been keepin' it for a long time. :D

What a packer that is. ::tu:: ::nod::
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Thanks Joe. O'.
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Ridgegrass wrote: Thu Mar 02, 2023 8:34 pm I fully agree Peanut. That pin is the giveaway. Do you think the screws are Miller originals. I don't. They look too big. Thanks.
No,those are original Miller screws.
Jimbo, Sadly that information was lost a few million brain cells ago. All I can tell you is that it was probably 35-49 years ago and probably in an antique or junk shop. I can say that back then I never paid much more than 6 or 8 bucks for knives.

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Ridgegrass wrote: Thu Mar 02, 2023 8:34 pm I fully agree Peanut. That pin is the giveaway. Do you think the screws are Miller originals. I don't. They look too big. Thanks.

Jimbo, Sadly that information was lost a few million brain cells ago. All I can tell you is that it was probably 35-49 years ago and probably in an antique or junk shop. I can say that back then I never paid much more than 6 or 8 bucks for knives.

J.O'.
I know what you mean. If it’s not an out of the ordinary buy for me I lose that info somewhere in brain files, Ha!
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