Inherited many knives---the ones I am keeping are all made in USA
I need help in identifing some of these knives. Right at this time what is in question is a very small knife about 2" when blade is extended. ART----------there is also a name on part of the handle ( TOP ) on the other it looks to be ( LUO something ) can not quite figure out.
The other knife is Camillus made in New York, USA--- the other side Patented
on handle Camillus Lev-R-Lok
Please note I do have one from Germany Tree Brand Classic----7474 Boker Solingen
Germany
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Permalink Reply by Brian Newlin on -
Do you have any pictures
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Prentice on
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At this time I do not. The real reason is that I do not know how to do pictures on my computer. Any suggestions, I am eager to learn. ------------Patty
ps I will say they are very nice. I was impressed
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Permalink Reply by Brian Newlin on
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Patty
The camillus lever lock was made in the 80,s If it is in mint condition it is worth between 30 & 50 dollors.
The tree brand is worth appx. $50 if in good condition.
The first one sounds like a watch fob knife due to it,s size, Does it have a bail on it to attach to a chain?
Brian
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Prentice on
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Thank you Brian, that does help. ( The little one ) --- has a key chain attached to it --- All for now. Patty
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Prentice on
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Brian, I have another question! I have another knife--Explorer11-444
440 stainless
American Eagle carved on blade with designes on both sides. ( wooden handle with silver or strainless, part of handle ) Japan. Do you know anything about that. Patty
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