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What's your favorite old knife?
We are the old knife collectors here, right? We are the ones who truly appreciate vintage knives, so show us the oldest favorite knife you got.
A little info about it would be helpful too.
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A little info about it would be helpful too.
If you need help figuring out how to load a picture in your post, give me a hollar.
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Permalink Reply by Alex K. on -
Here's one of my favorites, even though it doesn't have a button, that dates to about 1880. The blades are marked Clements Sheffield predating the McKinley Tarriff act of 1898. Huge at just over 6" closed and weighs a ton. Interesting folding adjustable shotshell extractor. Dynamite stag. Enjoy.
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Permalink Reply by Scott King on -
That is a fine knife there Alex. Love the handles!
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