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Small fixed blade by Eagle knife co.
Looking to find any info on this small knife, Marked Eagle on the blade and I think the "Win " marked on the handle stands for Winchester but not sure.This is not a toy very sharp and well made.Cannot find anything on the web and any info would help
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2021 CalendarPermalink Reply by Steve Scheuerman (Manx) on -
Oddly, I can't seem to find a thing on this knife. Will keep trying after work.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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Bruce there are several knife companies that went with the brand name of Eagle. Eagle Brand was imported from Japan by Parker. From 1974-1991 according to Collector Guide to Knives.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce McLain on
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This was Eagle knife co.located somewhere on east coast and I think they were one of the companys along with Camilus (Spelling? ) That made knives for Winchester pre 1940. This info from my dad who is 86 and doesnt always remember things correctly. But is a wizard when it comes to guns
thanks
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Yes there was an Eagle Knife Company in New Haven,CT 1916-1918. My dad is 86 as well know how that goes.
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In MemoriamPermalink Reply by John McCain on -
Bruce,there are almost a dozen companies that used the Eagle name-The most likely candidate is The Eagle Knife Co. of New Haven, Connecticut.Founded in 1916 by the Hemming brothers- They invented certain machinery which made it possible to produce their product on an assembly line which lowered their labor costs-In 1919, Winchester purchased the Eagle firm, primarily for their machinery and methods of manufacture- This would appear to be the most likely candidate, with the bullet,pistol, and WIN reference, although I can't find any examples of a similarly styled knife-
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John,Thanks again I have several Winchesters and also some of the knives and this one is the best made.I am liking this site
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KnifeMakerPermalink Reply by Paul on -
This is great information because I just found such a knife in my dad’s belongings. Couldn’t find info online.
Do any of you know the knife’s value? It seems rare. I’m not sure what to do with it. Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Lars on
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Hey Paul...when you have a moment, post up some photos...someone may have a similar phot of it in one of theri knife reference books if not found online
Paul said:This is great information because I just found such a knife in my dad’s belongings. Couldn’t find info online.
Do any of you know the knife’s value? It seems rare. I’m not sure what to do with it. Thanks!
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