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[Nathan W]

Been using lidar to find some depressions in the woods behind my park I work. Found what was once a road. Found this knife and button. Anyone know what style button this is? Men or women’s?

 

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[Nathan W]

Been using lidar to find some depressions in the woods behind my park I work. Found what was once a road. Found this knife and button. Anyone know what style button this is? Men or women’s?

Cleaned it up, wood started to rot off the center. Best I can do. I can’t get a brand from it. This thing was in rough shape and still is

 

[Georgivs]

Awesome! I love finding knives

 

[KSDirtfisher77]

Congrats on the finds. The knife might be a Remington bullet knife. But I can't remember if Schrade or old timer made them for Remington.

 

[Nathan W]

Congrats on the finds. The knife might be a Remington bullet knife. But I can't remember if Schrade or old timer made them for Remington.

After looking at Remington pics I see the resemblance . I’m excited either way . Wasn’t expecting this on the old road, got to go back

 

[Gare]

Nathan NICE going What lidar are you using ?

 

[Nathan W]

Nathan NICE going What lidar are you using ?

The USGS site

 

[King Canslaw]

Cleaned it up, wood started to rot off the center. Best I can do. I can’t get a brand from it. This thing was in rough shape and still is

nice liddle fine their.

 

[Davers]

Pocket Knives are some of the hardest things to clean into a (display) condition .

I like finding them but hate to see them slowly fall apart over the years .

You can clean them as best you can then get it as dry as possible , then dunk or spray it down with a clear coat of your choice . But ? The rust deep inside may still slowly work away the Iron down to dust .

Corrosion can be slowed down a-lot tho .

Nice finds

 

[Nathan W]

Pocket Knives are some of the hardest things to clean into a (display) condition .

I like finding them but hate to see them slowly fall apart over the years .

You can clean them as best you can then get it as dry as possible , then dunk or spray it down with a clear coat of your choice . But ? The rust deep inside may still slowly work away the Iron down to dust .

Corrosion can be slowed down a-lot tho .

Nice finds

Thanks for the tip