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[wazu013]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I understand that Remington made their own knives until the early '40s, when they sold off their knife division to Pal in order to concentrate on firearms for the war.

I've watched a bunch of Pals from that era on the Bay - one of these days.
It's not a folder, but Pal made WWII era fixed blade fighter , the #36, which really catches my eye.

Sorry for the derail.
I only have one Remmy, a recent one very similar to a Schrade 12OT. Don't know who made it, and I can't post photos right now.

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[wazu013]

 

[black mamba]

Lots of good stuff here, but wazu, that stag jack is just wonderful!

 

[22-rimfire]

My favorite! Sold then bought back!
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My favorite too and the one I used as a hunting knife for a few years. Then I started carrying a fixed blade too.

 

[waynorth]

No waiting list, just wrap them in a blanket and leave them on the doorstep! Through love and care, many can be rehabilitated at R8shell's Home For Old And Wayward Knives. For example: Harness Jacks are hard to find, but once a pen blade has been worn down to a narrow point it can work as an awl.

 

[waynorth]

What an amazing picture!!!!

 

[Gevonovich]

What an amazing picture!!!!

Why Thank You Charlie !! I appreciate your kind compliment

 

[Gevonovich]

The coveted acorn shield....love it !!! Man o man...looks in fine detail

 

[r8shell]

Remington Short Bolster Camp Knife manufactured (by Camillus) in 1994

Oooh, I like that blade combo. One of many knives that make me say, "I wouldn't ever need any other knife if I had one of those." (never sticks, though)

 

[The Fort]

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Love the stag Jack! What model is that? -Lance

 

[wazu013]

Love the stag Jack! What model is that? -Lance

 

[wazu013]

The coveted acorn shield....love it !!! Man o man...looks in fine detail

The bottom knife with the acorn shield is a recent reproduction from Bear and Son. I can only wish I had an original in that condition.

 

[Gevonovich]

The bottom knife with the acorn shield is a recent reproduction from Bear and Son. I can only wish I had an original in that condition.

Nice reproduction ! The small photo fooled me as I got excited and wanted to see a close up of the shield...thus the wink. Sometimes we get carried away like a construction worker on a forth floor scaffolding...lol

 

[Mike Robuck]

That's a fine bullet trapper you have there Charlie. Nice muskrat glennbad.
A knife from Hunter Trader Trapper magazine.
The ad was in this issue.

The ad in the magazine. (This was all in Bernard Levine's Knife World column, I bought the magazine after buying the knife elsewhere.)

 

[The Fort]

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Thanks! The pile side is every bit as nice.

 

[Gevonovich]

That's a fine bullet trapper you have there Charlie. Nice muskrat glennbad.
A knife from Hunter Trader Trapper magazine.
The ad was in this issue.

The ad in the magazine. (This was all in Bernard Levine's Knife World column, I bought the magazine after buying the knife elsewhere.)

I keep coming back to look at this knife !!!! Thanks for the look Mike !

 

[Old Hunter]

Nice idea for a thread, love seeing the antique's. I have a few, maybe four, all fairly modern and built by Camillus or Bear & Son. These are the only two I've ever taken pictures of - Carpenter Whittler and Trapper. OH

 

[Mike Robuck]

I keep coming back to look at this knife !!!! Thanks for the look Mike !

Thanks Gev. Remington used a jumbo sleeveboard whittler frame for the Bulldog. It has a rubber-looking stopper at one end where the other blades would have been. Like other Remington HTT knives, there's no pattern number or name stamped on the tang.