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Hi all-
Thought I'd take advantage of the considerable knowledge base here, I know it's not much to go on- but, hey you never know...
I was at a gun and knife show last weekend here in Ohio. There was a knife dealer set up who had some customs there. I spotted a mid sized folder and handled it briefly. The only bits I can remember about the maker was his first name was Jim or James,(narrows it down, right?) which was stamped over an outline of the state of Ohio on the blade. Under the state's outline, it said "Londonberry, Ohio". The knife itself was maybe 7- 7 1/2" long with a 3- 3 1/2" blade. Stainless bolsters with tortoise shell scales. Absolutely gorgeous and totally slick, but at the time I wasn't thinking much about it 'cause it was, well, priced like a custom.
I'd love to find out who this might be, any one have an idea? Thanks for the help-
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Thought I'd take advantage of the considerable knowledge base here, I know it's not much to go on- but, hey you never know...
I was at a gun and knife show last weekend here in Ohio. There was a knife dealer set up who had some customs there. I spotted a mid sized folder and handled it briefly. The only bits I can remember about the maker was his first name was Jim or James,(narrows it down, right?) which was stamped over an outline of the state of Ohio on the blade. Under the state's outline, it said "Londonberry, Ohio". The knife itself was maybe 7- 7 1/2" long with a 3- 3 1/2" blade. Stainless bolsters with tortoise shell scales. Absolutely gorgeous and totally slick, but at the time I wasn't thinking much about it 'cause it was, well, priced like a custom.
I'd love to find out who this might be, any one have an idea? Thanks for the help-
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