Cattaraugus County cutler history

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Cattaraugus County cutler history

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Found this neat website discussing the history of the early Cutlery companies that operated in /around Cattaraugus County , New York


https://historicpath.com/tags/cutlery
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Obviously I misspelled history….not easy to post via the phone
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CampbellAr2 wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 12:25 pm Found this neat website discussing the history of the early Cutlery companies that operated in /around Cattaraugus County , New York


https://historicpath.com/tags/cutlery
Thank you for posting this link, it looks quite interesting and I will spend some time looking things over.

As far as spelling goes, the most common mistake I make when using my phone is to hit the "i" insteand of an "o". I hadn't even noticed until you pointed it out. 8)
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CampbellAr2 wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 12:25 pm Found.....
You might want to post the link here also.
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CampbellAr2 wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 12:26 pm Obviously I misspelled history….not easy to post via the phone
You can edit the title of your post, just like you can edit the text in the post. Just click on the little pencil icon on the upper right of your original post, and edit the title. The self-edit capability is available to you for a day or so after the post has been made. As long as the pencil icon is available you can edit it. ::handshake::

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Mumbleypeg wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 3:33 pm
CampbellAr2 wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 12:26 pm Obviously I misspelled history….not easy to post via the phone
You can edit the title of your post, just like you can edit the text in the post. Just click on the little pencil icon on the upper right of your original post, and edit the title. The self-edit capability is available to you for a day or so after the post has been made. As long as the pencil icon is available you can edit it. ::handshake::

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Many thanks for the editing tip....I also did the edit on the desktop which is WAY EASIER
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Thanks for the post. As a Catt collector I appreciate all things related to that superior brand. ::tu:: ::handshake:: J.O'.
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