Flea Market Knives And Thrift Store Goodies!

[@CommonManTools]

love these old butchery and steak knives! so much more applicable than people think, for most of history having a sharp blade on you of any kind was mandatory! also the BSF90 is the amount of silver and type used i believe not the brand, but don't hold me to that. i have yet to find a hobo knife in good enough condition, I like the imperials and colonial brand stuff very economical, they always seems to be in rough shape i like the smaller size of that one you showed too! for how much that winchester have been sharpened the snap is still pretty solid thats cool.

[@blademan175]

Yes, most hobo knives I find are in bad shape and not worth the time. I used to have a small one like that is why I bought it. The Winchester was definitely loved by its owner, not abused. Thanks for watching!

[@livinglarge13]

Those lunchboxes will make wicked nice kits and that ranger knife from Rhode Island is cool thanks for sharing... recycling rocks 😅

[@blademan175]

Thanks, going to be fun fixing stuff, have a nice day!

[@bruceowens3258]

I got a WW2 clasp knife too. Mind has a spike. Paratroopers also had them. For rigging there lines. Also mountain soiders for climbing details. Read this in some of my books 📚. Really cool stuff. Great video 👍

[@blademan175]

Thanks for the info and the kind words, have a nice day!

[@jerryphillips5112]

Good Finds😊

[@blademan175]

Definitely, thanks!

[@craigbeins]

Pretty good stuff!!

[@blademan175]

I’ll definitely have some fun with them! Have a great evening!

[@WalnutandSteel]

Morning Dave!

[@blademan175]

Morning Nibs!

[@WalnutandSteel]

Did you get a chance to try the cold blue on the copper?

[@blademan175]

@ I tried it and had some Birchwood aluminum black, neither made a change. Someone suggested toilet cleaner. I’ll try a quick dip/rinse in muriatic with a loose rivet and see if anything happens.

[@benjaminbeyer2401]

The silver plated cutlery german carving knife I'd cut down to a cutlery edc

[@blademan175]

Yes, I think it would be a good one to modify! Thanks!

[@patricegarnierlobo25111967]

you re british army folder of 1940 it s the model of 1940 used by canadian army based on the first model of jack knife used at the period of the first ww 1

[@blademan175]

Thanks, was hoping someone could clue me in!