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Posted 2 years ago
Signaholic
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The 2 at the top are Cattleman patterns, the 2 lower knives are Tear Drop Jack patterns. All are Imperial Brand or Hammer Brand knives from the 1930s. These are very hard to find because of the use these knives went through. While purchased new at $1.50 and $2.00 a piece new, don't let that fool ya. These are very well made and I would put them up against any new USA made knives today! Carbon steel blades and brass liners. The Cattleman Caramel, with the blade opened is a NOS Hammer Brand knife that is very rare indeed! Has punch blades and nail pulls on the 2 Cattleman knives.
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Thank you toolate2!!
very nice
Thank you kerry10456!
Thank you ThriftyGypsy!
Those are SHARP !!! I couldn't resist, lol.
LOL, Tommy, you're a certified nut. Actually, they're not that sharp but they could be real quick.
Thanks Knivesnsuch!
Thanks official and Kevin!
Thank you van!