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Do you have a collection of Cooper Cutlery made knives?

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I'm currently working on a book for Cooper Cutlery that will hopefully be published later this year. I'm looking for some photos of nice collections to be included in the final product. If you enjoy knives from this outstanding company, please send me privately your photos. Please provide any comments you have on them and of course your name so it can be used for credit on the photo if used.

You can see your knives captured for future generations

I'm very excited about this project and all the great historical information it contains.

Thank you in advance

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PA Knives wrote: Fri Apr 25, 2025 9:53 pm I'm currently working on a book for Cooper Cutlery that will hopefully be published later this year. I'm looking for some photos of nice collections to be included in the final product. If you enjoy knives from this outstanding company, please send me privately your photos. Please provide any comments you have on them and of course your name so it can be used for credit on the photo if used.

You can see your knives captured for future generations

I'm very excited about this project and all the great historical information it contains.

Thank you in advance

David Anthony
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Any collection of Cooper Cutlery knives Challange your photography skills and send me some awesome pics
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PA Knives wrote: Fri Apr 25, 2025 10:57 pm Any collection of Cooper Cutlery knives Challange your photography skills and send me some awesome pics
Hoping to take some pictures tonight. Are you looking for single knives on white butcher paper backgrounds, or group shots with different backgrounds? Thanks!
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Whatever you like to send. Be creative

I appreciate it
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Here's some pictures I took tonight, some of the 18 examples I have. Let me know what you like, don't like or what I should do differently. Or ones you would like to see.
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1967redrider wrote: Wed Apr 30, 2025 3:06 am Here's.....
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I see a couple of possibilities. I suggest a less busy background. Wood background works nicely and using outdoor lite helps remove shadows Noo paperwork is needed Thsmk you so much
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Thanks. And you would want mark and pile side shots? I think the Queen English Jack was assembled by Cooper Cutlery, but there's no Winchester, OH, markings.
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No need for pile side
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1967redrider wrote: Wed Apr 30, 2025 3:06 am Here's some pictures I took tonight, some of the 18 examples I have. Let me know what you like, don't like or what I should do differently. Or ones you would like to see.
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Thanks, dog. ::handshake::
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