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Roger Cunningham replied to frank van dorsten's discussion frost cultry T handle knife vietnam era in the group Vintage American Knives"Does it have USA on the tang?"
frank van dorsten replied to frank van dorsten's discussion frost cultry T handle knife vietnam era in the group Vintage American Knives"I BELIEVE IT IS AN AMERICAN KNIFE MOST LIKLY MADE IN CHATTANOOGA, TN."
Scott King replied to frank van dorsten's discussion frost cultry T handle knife vietnam era in the group Vintage American Knives"Hey Roger- why don't you share your reasoning behind your thoughts so we can learn here? What do you see and not see about this knife?"
Keelen Grimm replied to frank van dorsten's discussion frost cultry T handle knife in the group Tactical Collectors Club"Really interesting knife. It looks like it can turn into a push dagger as well as a regular folding knife. I am interested to see what it is called."
Roger Cunningham replied to frank van dorsten's discussion frost cultry T handle knife vietnam era in the group Vintage American Knives"I wouldn`t consider that knife vintage,and it sure ain`t American."
Roger Cunningham replied to frank van dorsten's discussion frost cultry T handle knife vietnam era in the group Vintage American Knives"That knife ain`t vintage,and it sure ain`t AMERICAN."
frank van dorsten added a discussion to the group Vintage American Knives
frost cultry T handle knife vietnam era
I FOUND THIS KNIFE IN A JUNK SHOP LAST WEEK. IT IS 6 3\4 INCHES LONG. IT ONLY HAS TWO POSITIONS OPEN STRAIGHT OR THE t HANDLE POSITION. IT WAS CARRIED IN VIETNAM IN THE 1960'S. IT HAS THE TANTO BLADE AND WILL GO THROUGH BODY ARMOR VESTS.. CAN NOT LOCATE IT IN ANY KNIFE BOOK I'VE SEEN. DOES ANYONE KNOW ANTTHJIG ABOUT IT. IT HAS BONE HANDLES AND LOOKS LIKE SILVER INLAY.
frank van dorsten added a discussion to the group Tactical Collectors Club
frost cultry T handle knife
i found an unusal knife in a local junk shop last week. it only has two positions straight ot t handle shape so it fits between you fingers and the handle is is like the top of a t. it was carried in vietnam in the 1960's. bone handle and silver inlay. it is marked frost cultry and surgical strrl. the has the tanto shape. overall length is 6 3\4 inches.looked in several knife books and can not find it. need help to identify it.
frank van dorsten joined Keelen Grimm's groupTactical Collectors Club
This is a group for people who are interested and passionate about tactical knives. If you have a general interest or questions about tactical knives feel free to join.See More
J.J. Smith III left a comment for frank van dorsten"Howdy Frank,
Welcome to town. take a stroll around and check out the sights."
Scott King left a comment for frank van dorsten"Hey Frank
Thanks for joining us here. I am honored to have you a part of our community. We have an excellent mix of young and older collectors of all types of knives.
If I can help you in any way, please let me know.
Also, when you can add your…"
frank van dorsten joined Ben Weidlich's group
Knife sharpeners
Collaboration of people who love to sharpen and hone their knives. And information on techniques/tools/tricks of the trade.Beginners welcomeSee More
frank van dorsten commented on Nick Hansen's group Fixed Blade Club"last week i found a knife at a junk store. ineed info on it. it was made by frost cutlery [60's ?]the blade has two positions as a t-handle or as a sheath knife. it looks like a tanto blade, bone handle with silver inlay.on the blade it says,…"
Profile Information
- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- No
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- No
- How long have you collected knives?
- 11- 15 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- woodcarvibg and pocket knives
- About Me
- i will be 80 this aug. and have carried a pocket knife most of the time. started woodcarving about 20 years ago and making my own wood carving knives.
- Interests
- wood carving and collecting
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 19:33 on August 25, 2011,
Jan Carter said…
- Happy Birthday
- At 3:04 on August 25, 2011,
Cesar Salazar said… - Happy Birthday Frank!!!
- At 17:52 on May 20, 2009, J.J. Smith III said…
- Howdy Frank,
Welcome to town. take a stroll around and check out the sights.
- At 15:25 on May 20, 2009, Scott King said…
- Hey Frank
Thanks for joining us here. I am honored to have you a part of our community. We have an excellent mix of young and older collectors of all types of knives.
If I can help you in any way, please let me know.
Also, when you can add your picture to your profile let me know. I want to feature you to the community. I can help if you need it.
Scott
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