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jujigatame said:
Interesting shape to that Sheldon. Is the handle natural or synthetic?
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I think that one is ivory. Very different to the knives of this type I remember as a kid, which were designed for working-men.
 
Very cool! I find the placement of the stop-pin quite interesting. Looks like it may pass through a curved slot in the tang....? Or something.
Thanks for posting this one!
 
That is pretty awesome Jason Thanks for adding it here.
 
" 2 3/4" closed, horn hafts, glaze finish blade, fluted iron bolsters, flush joint , all steel fittings, 1890 - 1920. Unused, uncarried. Along with black polished, two blade horn hafted Rodgers lambfoot seen here previously to illustrate blade difference. "

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Very nice, Vince! Love it! What luck, to find one in such minty-fresh condition!
And, I really like the flush joint as well. Something I've been keeping an eye out for, for years, but haven't found one to add to my bunch yet. Flush joints are a sign of 'old world' quality (IMO). :thumbup:
 
Outstanding Vince :thumbup:

puukkoman said:
Very cool! I find the placement of the stop-pin quite interesting. Looks like it may pass through a curved slot in the tang....? Or something.
Thanks for posting this one!
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It's taken me long enough to find a pic of one, I was beginning to think I'd imagined this pattern! :D
 
VCM3 said:
" 2 3/4" closed, horn hafts, glaze finish blade, fluted iron bolsters, flush joint , all steel fittings, 1890 - 1920. Unused, uncarried. Along with black polished, two blade horn hafted Rodgers lambfoot seen here previously to illustrate blade difference. "

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Absolutely superb knives - what two greats!
 
A recent addition and a favorite. Remington R3113 Moose 3 7/8". Will probably carry this one on occasion.
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FES, I knew you'd like that one, seems right up your alley. :) (Mine too!)

chouse, the bone on that Rem is gorgeous. Got any idea how old it is?
 
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