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Today being the day it is, I thought it would be appropriate to post a picture of this little Basset knife.  It was given to me by a vendor I bought equipment from while working at TVA.  It is a number 94.  I don't know if that is a model number or if that is the year it was made.  I have four of these little knives.  They are numbered 9, 79, 80, and 94.

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Let me look Charles and see

Well the only reference I can find is Bassett was started in Derby CT and operated from 1920-1940. I think later knives were imported under new ownership(essentially being importers). Its a great little knife and if I can find the link to other Bassetts I will show you.

"Could you call this an Easter knife?"

I'd say.....yes! 

definitely EASTER, thanks for sharing

Good INPUT HOG....

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