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Is there a comprehensive book that addresss the early American knife makers of pocket knives? I guess that would cover something like 1890-1930? Or maybe there are a couple different books that do a good job covering such subjects? Looking for books that may cover a number of the early popular brands not just one brand. Thank you for any suggestions.
Early American pocket knife books
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Re: Early American pocket knife books
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Re: Early American pocket knife books
There are several, but none I know of that were published recently. Levine's Guide to Knives has a chapter with histories of many cutleries. Heres is a thread with some related information.
viewtopic.php?p=1147311&hilit=Levine%27s#p1147311
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viewtopic.php?p=1147311&hilit=Levine%27s#p1147311
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