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dont885
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help with stamp?

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Can anyone recognize this blade stamp? The pics are not the greatest and the stamp may be partially worn off too? Thanks
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gravknife
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Re: help with stamp?

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dont885

No pictures have appeared for us to help you out.
Try posting them again.

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gravknife wrote:dont885

No pictures have appeared for us to help you out.
Try posting them again.

gravknife


OOOPS! Sorry and thank you for the heads up!
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orangeboy
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Patent Inox, Spanish made most likely
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Looks like pat 220974.
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Let's see the knife.
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JimBrown257 wrote:Let's see the knife.
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Somehow reminds me of the "Hellraiser" style knives, which I believe I've read were Spanish made as orangeboy mentioned above.
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gravknife
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dont885

Definitely spanish and one that I havn't seen many of.
Chris is right the knife has Hellraiser traits and your knife dates from the late 70s to 80s .
Heres the patent number and sear hole of the Hellraiser knife.
The Spanish pieces are great even if prone to breakage.

JimBrown257 has had a few different types of these knives and he may know more .

Great knife imho.

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how about theses stamps? "ECW" and "KCW"? was thinking maybe spain?
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