old pocket knife I.D.

texan connection

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Looks 1920's or earlier. Keen-Kutter was a big company back then. any KK item is collectable today. Great find!
DG
 

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Keen Kutter was a trademark os the Simmons Hardware Co. They started using it in 1866. High quality brand. Nice find!
 

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I belive it does say keen kutter but the first e is a little blended into the K, It would certainly fit the age of the place, looks like a kids first knife to me.
 

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TexCon, Pocket Knives Have Been Around For Quite A While, Have Found A Few At CW Sites. trk5capt...
 

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Great find!!! BTW how would you clean a knive in those conditions?

Burdie
 

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Cool find indeed, Texan Connection.

Burdie, I think your avatar is way cool. Do you own that chuckwagon? Are you a cook at those chuckwagon cook-offs?
 

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Keen Kutter also made railroad signal locks as I found one a couple of years ago. Keen Kutter on one side and Santa Fe on the other. Monty
 

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They also had a 'Keen Kutter' to cut the cabbage to make saurkraut.Lots of them in old german communities.
 

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