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Breezie
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That's a beautiful case on that knife. Here's a website in which you could probably find out some information on the exact date. Great find, Breezie
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/aapk_stores/index.php?category=81
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/aapk_stores/index.php?category=81
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ipsilateral
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Hey Breezy,
Thanks, Breezy! I posted on there at the same time as TN and they have helped me quite a bit. Still trying to ID the maker without any luck. They basically said it is one of about five makers...
"...that narrows it down to a few makers. george wostenholm, arthur lee, richard race, george nixon and marsh brothers all used this phrase, and i'm sure others did, too."
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"...(?)Maybe J.S. Holler and Co.(?) 1867-1906. They also used "Celebrated Cutlery" and some of them had a tower stamped on the back of the tang."
Thanks, Breezy! I posted on there at the same time as TN and they have helped me quite a bit. Still trying to ID the maker without any luck. They basically said it is one of about five makers...
"...that narrows it down to a few makers. george wostenholm, arthur lee, richard race, george nixon and marsh brothers all used this phrase, and i'm sure others did, too."
And,
"...(?)Maybe J.S. Holler and Co.(?) 1867-1906. They also used "Celebrated Cutlery" and some of them had a tower stamped on the back of the tang."
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