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Remington r4593 Muskrat Knife Bone Handles
Very nice Remington muskrat knife. Measures 4" closed. Brass pins with steel bolsters and liners. Blades have great snap and no wobble. Beautiful bone handles. Perhaps a small fleabite on front handle; left pin next to bolster. Hardly detectable and does not detract. Get this knife while it lasts!
Camillus Cut Co WWII Engineers Knife
Great looking old WWII Engineer’s knife measuring 3 5/8″ closed. Jigged Bone handles are in great shape. Blades have great snap accompanied by some tarnish. I have not messed with the knife at all. Original bail and silver nickel shield. No brass used as this was a controlled commodity during the war. Instead, all steel construction for liners and pins. Very cool piece of history.
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Case XX 3 Dot (1977) Stag 5111 1/2 Blue Scroll Cheetah Knife
Here is a Case XX Stainless USA 3 Dot (1977) Stag 5111 1/2 Blue Scroll Cheetah Pattern pocket knife. Nickel silver bolsters with brass liners. Lock works well, nice and tight! Measures 4 3/8" inches closed. Blade has good snap and blue scroll etch is strong! This knife is in great shape; just a bit of staining on the bolster (blade side) as seen in pictures. These knives were made in limited quantities in 1977, highly collectible. Get it while you can! **If you are more comfortable paying with a personal check, please let me know via the contact page and arrangements can be made.** Buy with confidence, see my return policy.
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WWII Ulster Knife Co. TL-29 pocket knife
Great old TL-29 Ulster Knife Co pocket knife in great shape. 3 3/4" closed. Etch on locking screwdriver blade still visible. Blades have snap and the locking mechanism works. The handles are in great shape. Knife features original bail and shield marked TL-29. Get it while you can!
Marbles 5″ Ideal hunting knife w/ Bakelite pommel
Original Sheath on this Marbles Ideal Hunting Knife with a 5" blade! Bakelite pommels were only used on Ideals from 1949-53 so this is a scarce knife! Overall length in 9". Blade has a bit of staining and pitting but overall in nice shape. Stacked leather washers in good shape and knife is nice and tight. Great old knife from Gladstone, MI! **If you are more comfortable paying with a personal check, please let me know via the contact page and arrangements can be made.** Buy with confidence, see my return policy.
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Schrade Cut Co Ring Turn pocket knife w/ leather pouch
Knife measures 3 1/8" closed. Master blades still has an etch, see picture. Both blades are marked Schrade Cut Co. Ring mechanism works well and blades have some snap. Leather pouch does not have any tears and button works well but the stitching has been redone at some point. Very cool old knife!
Camillus Cutlery Co 4 Line Premium Stock waterfall
Camillus Cutlery Co birdseye Premium stock pocket knife with waterfall celluloid handles and wavy nickel silver shield. Master blade with long pull has remnants of an etch reading "Sanford Taylor Company" and a few other hard to read words. Large stockman (just a shade under 4" closed) with beefy blades. All three blades have the 4 line Camillus stamp and have great snap! Very active waterfall celluloid handles in great shape; a few lines but no cracks as seen in pics. Great, pre WWII knife!
Presto George Schrade yellow onyx press button pocket knife
Here is a Presto knife by George Schrade made c. 1928-1950. All mechanisms work well, button and lock. Blades have never been sharpened and are in great shape. Just a couple of small spots on blade as seen in pictures. Yellow onyx celluloid handles are beautiful! Knife measures 3 3/8" closed. Advertisement for Dubin-Haskell Lining Corporation on the back of the knife. Great knife! Buy with confidence, see my return policy.
c. 1905-1910 MSA Marbles Stag on Stag Ideal Hunting Knife
Made in Gladstone, MI c. 1905-1910. Stag scales and butt are beautiful and solid. Note the all black spacers; this is not seen very often. Blade is super beefy and measures 5 7/8" long while the knife measures 10 1/4" overall. Blade has grind marks as seen in pictures. Leather sheath is probably not original but is old and looks great with this knife.
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c. 1905-1910 MSA Marbles 6″ Ideal Knife Stag w/ orig sheath
Made in Gladstone, MI c. 1905-1910. This knife has the original tube sheath with aluminum tip protector inside. Blade measures 5 7/8" while the knife measures 10 3/8" overall. Knife is very tight and solid. Blade has some slight pitting but looks nice overall. Sheath has past owner's name and the belt loop is detached from rivet. Still a very solid old tube sheath and great old knife!
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Case XX 1940-64 Stag Trapper 5254 knife
Master blade stamped Case XX and 5254 on reverse tang. Knife measures 4 1/8" closed. Both blades have very strong snap and no wobble. Stag is beautifully worn with a little bit of loss on reverse, middle pin. A bit of filler looks nice there and does not really detract. Must have been taken apart a long time ago as it has brass pins in both bolsters. Overall a very nice looking and solid knife! Very collectible pattern.
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Maher & Grosh Toledo O. whittler vintage pocket knife
c. 1900 Maher & Grosh whittler with nice yellow striped celluloid handles. Measures 3 1/4" closed. Features nickle silver bolsters, bar shield and brass liners. Handles and blades are in nice shape. All three blades have snap and half stops. Master blade is very thick and has a long pull. Great old knife! Get it while you can!
WWII Camillus 4 line bone handle Engineer’s Knife 1940’s
Great looking old WWII Engineer's knife measuring 3 5/8" closed. Jigged Bone handles are a beautiful color, in great shape (tiny 1/4" hairline on bottom front scale, front - see pic). Blades have snap and some tarnish and rust. I have not messed with the knife at all. Original bail and shield stamped, USA. No brass used as this was a controlled commodity during the war. Instead, all steel construction for liners and pins. Very cool piece of history.