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Location: Tampa, FL
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Latest Activity: Oct 6
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Some great Research and my thanks to the tireless work done by Sue OldsWidow. Check out that index, you just may be there for days! Also her research turned up an old resource that is worth revisiting if you have not seen.
Produced by iKC Member Tobais Gibson its a good reference for collectors: http://apg2k.hegewisch.net/index.html
I could not have said this better myself Mr Hanner!
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You are so right Ron. This group is in a large part due to to the tireless INPUT! Ms. Sue has added for us
Truly a pleasure Ms. Sue. Not complete as of yet but coming along well
OMG....this is fabulous Jan, Thanks for the Indexing it works wonderful!
Sue, saw this today and decided it needs to be here
http://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/trademarks-and-logos.html
Greetings all !! Although I haven't been here very long, most folks know who I am, Robert Anthony Paolantonio, third generation owner, stockholder, and only Cutler from the second and third generations of the one and only original factory, Colonial Knife Company, Inc. Also RAP Cutler, and Heritage Cutler's.....
My new friend and recipient of my book "My Family Business" Mr. Gus Marsh has compiled the most honest and acurate assesment of the company and family's history. The only error Gus was a small misspelling of grandpa Fred's home town in Italy, which was Frosolone, Italy...other than that Gus has done a spectacular job in his research!! Here is Gus's paper..dated 5-8-2013...
I'm looking for a history of Kissing Crane and it's current status. I know Robert Klaas was the originator but is now its own entity. I'm looking for current maufacturing and its location(s). Can't find much of anything on the Net.
I am liking this family already. Father like Son.
Anita....
Tell your husband I said, "Good Job!" He must be a great husband.
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