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Souvenir Knives
Tags: souvenir, tourist, traditional, vacation
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Permalink Reply by Tobias Gibson on
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I don''t have many ad knives and only three are souvenirs.
The small pen knife with the open blade is from the Fransican Monestary in Washington D.C. Its in lusy shape but I only paid 50 cents for it. The souvenir of Florida was also 50 cents. Chimney Rock cost $5! That was a killer.
The others are ad for different companies.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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I really like the tag line on the Chimney Rock Park knife, the timeless" Live It Up" promises a most active and fun filled vacation?!
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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The souvenir of Florida, what a great idea for 50 cents
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The year was 1996. Pocohontas had just come out and we had an oppotunity to take the Kids to Jamestown and Williamsburg and the whole DC thing. Have no idea who made it but some artisan at Williamsburg
It was Donnie's reward for being brave enough to spend a week traveling in his truck with me and two kids.
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Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on
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The top knife is a USA made knife that is hard to take a pic of the tang stamp. But it say's Florida on the front. The light er was one I got from my dad. that was given to him while stationed in Thailand. The bottom is a knife that is stamped Providence Rhode Island, so i assume that it was an Imperial.I went through some stuff I have had for around 20 year's and this was some of it.
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I bought this about 15 years ago when we were in Colorado for a soccer tournament. I guess I have been collecting longer than I realized while going through some of this stuff I had put up.
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What a great reward..he probably would say he enjoyed the trip though!
Jan Carter said:The year was 1996. Pocohontas had just come out and we had an oppotunity to take the Kids to Jamestown and Williamsburg and the whole DC thing. Have no idea who made it but some artisan at Williamsburg
It was Donnie's reward for being brave enough to spend a week traveling in his truck with me and two kids.
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Was that a Zippo I see there? That Thailand shows up well. I also can make out that Florida, makes you wonder what they had in mind. I am a big fan of old Imperials too and that with a cap opener on the end is pretty neat!
Billy Oneale said:The top knife is a USA made knife that is hard to take a pic of the tang stamp. But it say's Florida on the front. The light er was one I got from my dad. that was given to him while stationed in Thailand. The bottom is a knife that is stamped Providence Rhode Island, so i assume that it was an Imperial.I went through some stuff I have had for around 20 year's and this was some of it.
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Looks like it should have a toothpick in it! Great pic for Colorado!
Billy Oneale said:I bought this about 15 years ago when we were in Colorado for a soccer tournament. I guess I have been collecting longer than I realized while going through some of this stuff I had put up.
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Permalink Reply by Smiling-Knife on
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This is a souvenir knife from the 1904 World's fair in St Louis. A. J. Jordan was a St. Louis based company importing knives from Solingen and Sheffield. The scales are cast aluminum. At this time, aluminum was quite expensive so this was high-end item.
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Very nice. I love that manicure blade.
Smiling-Knife said:This is a souvenir knife from the 1904 World's fair in St Louis. A. J. Jordan was a St. Louis based company importing knives from Solingen and Sheffield. The scales are cast aluminum. At this time, aluminum was quite expensive so this was high-end item.
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Permalink Reply by perry coleman on
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Thought I would add these here as well. Couple Camco, made by Camillus, Souvenir Rail City Museum Rocketship knives. 1950s era.
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