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ID my Grampa's knife, please?
My Gramma gave me this after his passing. All I know is what I can see. Its made by Imperial.
I'd live to know what type of slip joint it is (Barlow?), or anything about the history.
I have a couple more pics on my page.
New to this format so I'm still learning how to do stuff. Working off of an iPad with a keyboard limits me some too.
Here's a link to my page ... http://www.iknifecollector.com/photo/image-884
Oh WAIT!! I can upload from here too :D We'll see if I can do it. Typically the size of the pics(I think) limits me to one photo at a time...
Thanks all!
I'd live to know what type of slip joint it is (Barlow?), or anything about the history.
I have a couple more pics on my page.
New to this format so I'm still learning how to do stuff. Working off of an iPad with a keyboard limits me some too.
Here's a link to my page ... http://www.iknifecollector.com/photo/image-884
Oh WAIT!! I can upload from here too :D We'll see if I can do it. Typically the size of the pics(I think) limits me to one photo at a time...
Thanks all!
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Permalink Reply by thePlumbah on
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One it is :D
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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OK, the pattern is pretty simple. It is an easy open tear drop jack
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Easy Open Tear Drop Jack. Nice. Thanks Jan. Any idea how old it is?
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In MemoriamPermalink Reply by John McCain on -
That tang stamp was used from 1936- 1952. I will dig further and see if I can narrow the date down any-
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Thanks John!! :)
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