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I am located in Canada, have been fiddling with, embellishing and collecting knives for 25+ years I have found my passion in leatherwork, knife design and knifemaking I offer premium leather products, pre-made and custom Knife services I offer are scale blade blasting, titanium anodizing and modifications
- The Knife Exchange - BladeForums. com
All For Sale threads must have a pic showing the knife being sold with written date listed, your username Bladeforums or BFC to prevent photo harvesting from elsewhere - scammers hate this one trick! The rules for The Exchange can be found here Please read and follow them
- General Knife Discussion - BladeForums. com
General Knife Discussion Your area to discuss knives in general: Folders, Fixed blades, Swords knife related equipment, etc Take off topic posts to the Community Center manufacturer specific questions to their respective forums
- Robeson Knife Collectors Guide - All About Pocket Knives
Knife manufacture by Sherwood started to be phased out In 1901, Sherwood sold his cutlery works to Adolph Kastor and Brothers, The name Camillus Cutlery Co was adopted by them in 1902 During the heyday years of cutlery manufacture in the US, George Robeson (son) and son-in-law P A Oliver were the “kingpins” of Robeson
- W. R. Case Sons Knife Reference Guide - All About Pocket Knives
Our W R Case Sons knife reference guide is a great place to learn about all things Case It's an invaluable resource for begging pocket knife collectors a great refresher for veteran collectors You will find a great deal of information here about older vintage knives, a descent bit about newer production Case pocket cutlery as well
- WW2 PAL RH-36 Mark I Combat Knife with Original Leather Sheath
The first number is the model number, while the second number indicates the length of the blade This tells you that the Pal RH-36 is a "Remington Hunting Knife" Model 3, with a 6-inch blade Once the US was pulled into the war, all of the major US knife manufacturers starting mass producing their larger hunting knives for the war effort
- Camillus Knife Collectors Guide - All About Pocket Knives
The original Camillus Cutlery Company was one of the oldest knife manufacturers in the United States with roots dating back to 1876 The company manufactured Camillus branded knives and was a prolific contractor for other knife brands up until its last days in 2007 when the company filed for bankruptcy
- Western - All About Pocket Knives
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