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    Posted 6 years ago

    Foxrider87
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    Trying to figure out what kind of knife this is. Has no brand on handle and writing on blade is worn off.

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 6 years ago
      Without markings you will never answer your question. Without markings to identify it all you have is a yard sale item.
    2. freiheit freiheit, 6 years ago
      I would look for similar knives (I don't know anything about them). The cover on the handle looks like the synthetic material that was very popular on tables in the 50/60's. I think it might be called Laminex (but I am not sure). Start there and narrow down your search. Who knows, you might find one with the writing in tact and your question will be answered:) Good luck!
    3. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 6 years ago
      That wasn't the exact name of the stuff but as I recall they started using it well before the 50's. I had folding knives similar I was able to trace back to the early 40's. I've given all my knives to my son who collects them. He would know but I can't reach him right now because he is teaching a group of cadets at west point right now. I think the ones I had were made by Imperial and/or Camillus.
    4. freiheit freiheit, 6 years ago
      Great. Why didn't you say that in the first place? Are you trying to help or being negative just because?!
      Sorry, Foxrider87, I will stay out of your post. I like to be positive:)
      Cheers

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