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Unknown with Heart Stamp
Going through my knives I found a nice little MOP folder with heavy file work and the outline of a heart on the clip. Does anyone know a maker who uses this mark? It's obvious from the level of his work that he is note a novice to knife making.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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Well Thanks Jim, not sure of what tht is. I am sure John will check in, but anychnce you have a picture?
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Permalink Reply by Jim Kitchens on
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It's not that intricate, just a heart outline engraved on the pocket clip. I have a feeling that the knife may be by Jim Downs. I put it back in storage before I thought to ask others via the forum. After I get the knives sorted out for the auction I'll be resorting my collection and updating the inventory. I'll get a picture then.
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In MemoriamPermalink Reply by John McCain on -
Jim, I'll be happy to try and help--- Tough to say without a photo or 2--You can tell a lot about a maker by his style,materials used, and filework.
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