afishhunter
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2012 Buck 119 Special. Under $30.I decided I didn't need that long of blade and traded the 119 to the local leathersmith (who has sense died) for a pair of (re-soled and re-heeled) boots he had priced at $110, which I did "need"
(at least I though I needed them ... still think I do, too ...)
"D" 1980 Date Western L66 with sheath, $30 (If I remember correctly, The last time I bought a new L66, I paid about $30 in 1980.
(I seriously doubt the one I found at the pawnshop in Twin Falls, ID, is the same one I bought in 1980, when I lived in San Bernardino, CA.)
"Remington" (note quotes) Canoe with faux Stag/Delrin covers. "Made in USA" tang stamp, no "R" number. $25
I know it is not an old pre-war Remington or PAL/UMC made knife. They didn't produce a canoe pattern knife.
I know it was not made by Bear & Sons. I sent them photos, they replied "Not ours".
I don't know who made it for Remington, or when.
Still a nice knife that sees some pocket time.
2012 Buck 119 Special. Under $30.I decided I didn't need that long of blade and traded the 119 to the local leathersmith (who has sense died) for a pair of (re-soled and re-heeled) boots he had priced at $110, which I did "need"
(at least I though I needed them ... still think I do, too ...)
"D" 1980 Date Western L66 with sheath, $30 (If I remember correctly, The last time I bought a new L66, I paid about $30 in 1980.
(I seriously doubt the one I found at the pawnshop in Twin Falls, ID, is the same one I bought in 1980, when I lived in San Bernardino, CA.)
"Remington" (note quotes) Canoe with faux Stag/Delrin covers. "Made in USA" tang stamp, no "R" number. $25
I know it is not an old pre-war Remington or PAL/UMC made knife. They didn't produce a canoe pattern knife.
I know it was not made by Bear & Sons. I sent them photos, they replied "Not ours".
I don't know who made it for Remington, or when.
Still a nice knife that sees some pocket time.
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