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A group shot of the RH knives that I have acquired... so far.
From the Bottom knife:
RH34 - 1932 or before. Probably 1925 to 1932
RH35 (Mark 1) - (1941 to 1943)
RH36 - (≈1943 to 1945)
RH44 - only made in 1938
RH51 - Boy Scout version.
One thing I noticed is that the knives that I am pretty certain are from the WWII era have no metal spacers in the handles. Only plastic spacers and leather discs. Conserving metal for the war effort I am guessing.
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Comment by Kevin D on September 1, 2024 at 13:14
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This photo will be updated fairly soon. I have since cleaned up the RH34 and acquired a TH70 and RH45 - so an update is in order. I cant wait! :)
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2021 Calendar Comment by J.J. Smith III on August 4, 2024 at 11:58 -
Awesome group.
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