Modified Stag Coke Bottle

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Clark23
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Modified Stag Coke Bottle

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I have here whats a Modified into Single Blade E.C. Simmons St. Louis Coke Bottle in Original Stag handles and Originally made by Walden Knife Co. N.Y. I believe, knife wasn't perfectly executed but I have tweaked some things I didn't like as spring wasn't flush with liners and shield pins were showing so blended those in, has a show side rocker pin chip repair and was sorta rough so I sanded down some making each hairline not able to catch a finger nail now. One day I would like to have a knife repairman redo some small adjustments. This knife is pretty awesome say the least hope you guys enjoy, and all of you have many knife blessings and a great day/night! ::handshake::
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That is a fine old knife, Clark. I can see why you wanted to get it back into good shape.
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Very nice old knife!! :)
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Great work! Do you have any "before" pictures? Thanks. ::tu::
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A great old swell center.

Nice work!
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D) All of the above
Sweet one, Clark!
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Clark23 wrote: Tue Jun 23, 2026 2:05 am I have here whats a Modified into Single Blade E.C. Simmons St. Louis Coke Bottle in Original Stag handles and Originally made by Walden Knife Co. N.Y. I believe, knife wasn't perfectly executed but I have tweaked some things I didn't like as spring wasn't flush with liners and shield pins were showing so blended those in, has a show side rocker pin chip repair and was sorta rough so I sanded down some making each hairline not able to catch a finger nail now. One day I would like to have a knife repairman redo some small adjustments. This knife is pretty awesome say the least hope you guys enjoy, and all of you have many knife blessings and a great day/night! ::handshake::
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That's a nice one for sure!
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Thank you all for the wonderful comments! ::tu:: ::handshake::
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1967redrider wrote: Tue Jun 23, 2026 12:07 pm Great work! Do you have any "before" pictures? Thanks. ::tu::
I unfortunately got excited and didn't take before pictures. The knife was already modified into the single blade and each of the small imperfections bugged me so I fixed up what I was able. Whoever repinned the bolsters didn't do well and unsure if nickle silver pins so they show and someday hope to have a person fix that for me as having that it can make this knife stand out so much more I believe.
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