won this today

You know what they say: Even a blind hog gets an acorn now and then...........300
 
That makes me grin like a possum in the persimmon patch......300
 
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110 Dave said:
did not know this one existed tell seen it today!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110527195297&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
i got really lucky and won it with 3$ to spare!!!! :eek:
any one ever seen this before and
any one know if this was jest 250 issue ?:confused:
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This is a 1995 issue. The list states what the blade states yours is #88 of 1000. However, I don't know if the full 1K was made. Dave when you get that one tell us what in the hell is etched on that blade????? it's called "CTP Utah 100th" do you know what CTP stands for?
jb4570
 
Nice score Dave, I have not seen one like that before. Thank you for the cool information. HL
 
Found one thing related to Utah with the intials CTP, and that is Cooperative Technical Partner. I do not know if this is the CTP on the blade though. HL
 
Nice one dave... That will look good in your Collection, I'm sure... If not, you no where to send it... :D ... ITE
 
jb4570 said:
This is a 1995 issue. The list states what the blade states yours is #88 of 1000. However, I don't know if the full 1K was made. Dave when you get that one tell us what in the hell is etched on that blade????? it's called "CTP Utah 100th" do you know what CTP stands for?
jb4570
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JB, CTP-crossing the plains, Mormon pioneers crossed the plains in 1846-47,walking with hand carts, to settle what would become the state of Utah. Dave, great score!
 
Nice knife. Love the display stand. I'm still trying to figger out what them folks, on the blade are doing. Looks like a bunch of folks watching two other fellers bury something. When was the Mountain Meadows Massacre? That was much earlier then '96 though. I'll have to get out my history book and do a little research. Nice knife, though.

Jack
 
Statehood, 1896-1996, Centennial. I still don't know what stroy the pictures are telling. Maybe, they're getting ready to run up a flag. Curious minds want to know.
 
Looks like the burial of a dead person wrapped in a blanket.

I suppose they lost quite a few crossing those plains.
 
Yeah, I looked at it all through a magnifying glass and it's definately someone being buried on a blanket. Looks like the pilgrims who settled Utah on the left and I don't know who they're planting. Even Brigham Young died in 1877, so, I don't know what that would have to do with 1896. Nice knife, any way. At least, it's a good conversation piece.
 
:cool:Cool knife Dave,I saw it and thought that's a deal.I would have bid on that one myself,just to much going on right now.Did Buck ever make a New Mexico 110?:D
 
Rudderjt said:
Yeah, I looked at it all through a magnifying glass and it's definately someone being buried on a blanket. Looks like the pilgrims who settled Utah on the left and I don't know who they're planting. Even Brigham Young died in 1877, so, I don't know what that would have to do with 1896. Nice knife, any way. At least, it's a good conversation piece.
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I suspect it is meant to symbolize hardship and probably not intended to represent the death of any specific person.

Odd image on such a purty little bauble.

:)
 
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