Remington R2213 ( Not the old one - wait - it is an old one )

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Remington R2213 ? It's a Remington Reproduction / or / re issue ...
But when ? By the Font on Remington , is it from the same place / time period as those Red / Orange Remington's ?

Cost me $46 Oz Bananas ..
Walk N talk is excellent , just looks pocket worn !
Looks to still be wearing the factory edge ..
 
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You may find that this one was made when Dupont owned Remington, in the 1930s.....Looks right, straight line Remington stamp, even has the inked stamp with the model number still on it. What makes you think its a reproduction?
 
Tang stamp .. This one was found on more Modern Remingtons , I forget where they were made .. But I have several with the same tang stamp .. ( NIB )
They were made in the ? 80 / 90s ..
Be nice if some one in the know did a Rem Knife history
 
According to Goins Encyclopedia of cutlery marks, the stamp on your tang was used between 1935-1940.
Some reproductions were made in Germany post '70's with approval by Remington Arms. These are stamped as such.
Hope this helps
 
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So a German made Pre War Reproduction Of the US made 2213 ...

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US Made R2213 Pictured ..

But that tangstamp , was put on .. ill have to pull them out !

I thought , due to it's condition .. It might have been a Madison built Rem
 
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That's a "straightline" Remington tang stamp. Means it was made on contract for Remington, as opposed to made in Remington's factory. These tended to be "budget" patterns. They are still considered to be genuine, not reproductions, and were made during the period when Remington was originally active in the cutlery business.
 
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That's a "straightline" Remington tang stamp. Means it was made on contract for Remington, as opposed to made in Remington's factory. These tended to be "budget" patterns. They are still considered to be genuine, not reproductions, and were made during the period when Remington was originally active in the cutlery business.
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The straight line stamp, as said above, was used during the 1930s.
Dupont acquired control of Remington in 1933 and sold everything to PAL in 1940.
A search revealed an identical knife offered for sale a while back -
cuttingedge.com

Remington Knives R2213 Regular Jack - KLC12342

Circa 1930's. This knife was made Dupont owned Remington. The blades are full and tight. The springs are very strong. The R2213 tang stamp is "inked" instead of stamped. It comes in the original box that held 1/2 dozen of these knives marked Remington Dupont.
cuttingedge.com cuttingedge.com
 
Wow , thanks .. The knife just seems to be way minty for the age .. So I thought , no way it's 80 something years old .
The snap crackle pop is like a new knife ..
And some how , it looked to have it's factory edge for all this time ( had ) .. I made it sharp .
 
True , I have an 100 year old Mora that looks factory fresh ...... After cleaning the rust off it ! ( 90 to 100 years old )
 

83 Year old Remington 2213 Slip joint put to the rope !

Wow ! 83 Years old ! 1933 to 1940 tang stamp . Hmmm , that took me by surprise ! It is a small folding knife for sure , a true pocket knife . It apparently still wore the factory edge ( shocker ) . Yes I had to sharpen it ... Guided edge made reasonably shinny . ( Sharp ) There was FUBAR...
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I put the 2213 to the rope ....... ( video )
 
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