R-2 (stamped on the main blade)
Waterfowl Pocketknife
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Charlie, what do you call that R100B . . . a CattleTrapper??? I've never before seen a cattle knife on a trapper frame. 
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. I get the choke wrench, but what is the spike looking thing used for?
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I was thinking that it was a small awl, maybe it’s a firing pin hole cleaner?
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That would absolutely make sense taking an 870, 1100 or 1187 apart. The pins in the receiver have a little dimple on the ends of them.
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Hello r8shell. The other day I found myself chuckling at this post between you and Charlie. I agree with him that it's great to see you getting good use out of old traditionals someone else has probably given up on long ago. That got me thinking about 2 old slippys I had bought from a Dealer a few months back that weren't in quite as good a condition as I'd hoped. One has a large crack on one of the bone covers(witch is a shame because the handles are great otherwise) and the other had a complete pice of the bone cover crack and break off. I do still have the pice and it'll fit back on perfectly for someone with more ability then me lol. So as you have probably guessed I'd like to offer you these 2 knives if your interested. Free of charge of course. The only thing is I'll need to wait till the first to get the money to ship them out to you. I took a couple quick pictures to show you the knives I'll add them at the bottom of my post. One is a ULSTER Congress I believe and the other a IMPERIAL E.O. JACK that I believe was used in WW2 ? I'm sure you will know a he'll of alot more about them then I do.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.
Just let me know if these are something you would like. If not I understand. Thank you. Trevor Attachments
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Thank you! Message sent.Hello r8shell. The other day I found myself chuckling at this post between you and Charlie. I agree with him that it's great to see you getting good use out of old traditionals someone else has probably given up on long ago. That got me thinking about 2 old slippys I had bought from a Dealer a few months back that weren't in quite as good a condition as I'd hoped. One has a large crack on one of the bone covers(witch is a shame because the handles are great otherwise) and the other had a complete pice of the bone cover crack and break off. I do still have the pice and it'll fit back on perfectly for someone with more ability then me lol. So as you have probably guessed I'd like to offer you these 2 knives if your interested. Free of charge of course. The only thing is I'll need to wait till the first to get the money to ship them out to you. I took a couple quick pictures to show you the knives I'll add them at the bottom of my post. One is a ULSTER Congress I believe and the other a IMPERIAL E.O. JACK that I believe was used in WW2 ? I'm sure you will know a he'll of alot more about them then I do.