what do you see (Remington)?
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what do you see (Remington)?
Bought this, and this is what I had to look at. I drew the conclusion it was correct and in decent shape. Not many bids but it wasn't described or titled well, and the pics were kinda shoddy. Did I read the knife correctly? Would like to hear your thoughts
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
pattern? closed length? i'm sure your pics will be better!
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
its surely a decent old straightline rem. jack knife, i was going to bid on it but i couldnt tell if the handles were bone or some kind of rough black type material. i asked a few days ago, but never got a answer. the old straight lines tend to be a cheaper made knife. But it is a good looking old knife. 
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
don't know any of that johnnie,
yes I think they are a rough black.
yes I think they are a rough black.
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
So then, you are the one who outbid me by $1.00.
I thought I was going to get a bargain on that knife. It'll make a nice knife after a bit of polishing. The bolsters appear to be tarnished a tad. It's a good knife, glad you got it. 
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
Thats ok, no problem. I don't expect to win every knife I bid on. I'd say you got the knife for less than half of its fair market value.
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
Well, it arrived but I have been slacking on my photography, here it is. pretty nice, a bit of tarnish on the bolsters and lots of specking near the spine on the clip and pen blade, looks like it may have been in with a gasser. Etched pattern number, nice strong blade etch and tang stamps, never sharpened. Strong snap with half stops.
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
I really like to see Remingtons with inked on pattern numbers. That almost guarentees they have saw no use. I think it will clean up nicely. Very good knife to put away.
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
RC, are the straight line Remingtons by Camillus?
MM, some of the rough blacks were celluloid, so check carefully that the gassing isn't coming from the handles themselves.
(Sheesh what a pessimist I am!)
For all that, a nice looking knife.
MM, some of the rough blacks were celluloid, so check carefully that the gassing isn't coming from the handles themselves.
(Sheesh what a pessimist I am!)
For all that, a nice looking knife.
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Re: what do you see (Remington)?
es they are cell, thouh I don't think they are the ones doing the gassing, they show no signs of shrinkage or deterioration. I might trade it off one day, just trying to decide if i should carefully clean off the spots or leave them be 
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