Wow!!! The leathers still stiff on the sheaths!!!!What a find!!!! I'm glad your dad's find of a lifetime will be going to someone who appreciates them.
I'm a big Case fan. Thanks for sharing, they're all beautiful. Your dad must take a pocket full of cash when he goes to the flea market. It really pays off when you find something like these.
Incredible find, the fit & finish - wow. Watching this brings back the feeling I had when my Dad bought me my first fixed-blade knife at our local hardware store. Thanks for sharing this...
I can tell by looking at the Remington knife that the black plastic for the handles appear to be made from the same plastic that is on my Remington model 11 that was made in the 1940's. The butt plate is the only plastic on the gun. Cool stuff 👌
WOW, all of those knives are definitely “drool worthy”! Your father has fantastic taste. To me, there is NOTHING better than awesome Sambar Stag knife handles, and those that you have are second to none! I have one Case fixed blade knife with stag handles that nice, but it is from 1979. I also have a few Remington knives, but all mine are pocket knives, mostly Boy Scout knives. Thank your father for allowing you to share his gems with us.
You got a good Pops👍 amazing. That Remington is scarce. Fixed Blades have always lagged compared to folders-but these old Hunters are starting to achieve the recognition they deserve 🇺🇸
I also have picked up quit a few of the old Remington knives at antique stores. I love case started my son at 5yr old collecting case he has a bunch as he was born 1988. He had a pile o Winchester guns to. Good luck sir can't beat a case xx
My father was a naval aviator, and every time he left the carrier deck in the early 60s, he had strapped to his leg a Case XX knife similar to those. He purchased it in 1959 when he finished flight school. I have it today, including the sheath. Knife still has a mirror finish. Never used.
Handle on the Remington is Bakelite, pre plastic. I have that knife along with about ninety or so others from a great uncle who was a lifer in the navy. He sailed the seven seas and collected knives from all over the world. He retired mid sixty's I don't know what rank he was, but he was in charge of the galleys of several ships. I have his cutlery set early German F. DICH Great high carbon knives easy to sharpen and razor sharp. He was an interesting guy. He favored German knives and bought a lot of them, even a couple Hitler youth Knives All of his collection is high quality.
It’s amazing in this day in age with computers and everyone looking up the value of things that someone can find near mint unused valuable knives at a flea market. Your dad must of been right at that table before anyone else because those would be gone the second that seller opened shop.
A Warning! You may want to check if the Plastic on the Remington is Plastic (Pre-Tupperware) or if it's actually Bakelite. The difference is that Pre-Tupperware plastic is actually rather Toxic to humans and other small critters! One of the MANY, not really known now (things they simply do not teach in school anymore) is that Tupper (the Chemist that invented Tupperware did so BECAUSE of the known toxicity! Plastics made AFTER the early 1950's (Tupper) typically aren't Toxic to humans! Bakelite was a non toxic Invention to "Simulate" plastic made in Germany (if I remember correctly) in the 30's to the middle 40's. Bakelite once made is non toxic, but the actual manufacturing process can be! Its a Phenolic Like the handle of the Buck 119 Knife. Once made, it's as stable as Micarta or G10.
Have you heard of Robert Papp I picked up a Randal for 50 bucks a few months back stag and just got on of Papps knives for 30 bucks I believe it's one of his earlier ones. The Randal was about a 600 dollar knife the Papp minimum 600. Got lucky
I love knives..my gram would get me.onenor two for Christmas me.ev .year. mostly. Junknkniv3s but I got.a case xx c413,,,-1 cooking knife looks like an old.hickory style with wooden pinned hadnlemlie a bitchrr knife..can't find any info..thats y I'm watching these
Wow!!! The leathers still stiff on the sheaths!!!!What a find!!!! I'm glad your dad's find of a lifetime will be going to someone who appreciates them.
I'm a big Case fan. Thanks for sharing, they're all beautiful. Your dad must take a pocket full of cash when he goes to the flea market. It really pays off when you find something like these.
Lol. Not sure if it’s a pocket full of cash. But it was enough that day. Thanks for comment.
Incredible find, the fit & finish - wow.
Watching this brings back the feeling I had when my Dad bought me my first fixed-blade knife at our local hardware store.
Thanks for sharing this...
I love these types of comments. This is why I make these videos. Thanks
Absolutely beautiful knives 🥶
Thank you.
Awesome finds!!! That box with the note gives that one so much more value. It’s hard for me to buy one without a box these days. Awesome video!!!
Thank you.
I can tell by looking at the Remington knife that the black plastic for the handles appear to be made from the same plastic that is on my Remington model 11 that was made in the 1940's. The butt plate is the only plastic on the gun. Cool stuff 👌
Exactly what I thought. It screams gun handles.
WOW, all of those knives are definitely “drool worthy”! Your father has fantastic taste. To me, there is NOTHING better than awesome Sambar Stag knife handles, and those that you have are second to none! I have one Case fixed blade knife with stag handles that nice, but it is from 1979. I also have a few Remington knives, but all mine are pocket knives, mostly Boy Scout knives. Thank your father for allowing you to share his gems with us.
You got a good Pops👍 amazing. That Remington is scarce. Fixed Blades have always lagged compared to folders-but these old Hunters are starting to achieve the recognition they deserve 🇺🇸
Wow! Absolutely beautiful knives in amazing condition for the vintage.
I also have picked up quit a few of the old Remington knives at antique stores. I love case started my son at 5yr old collecting case he has a bunch as he was born 1988. He had a pile o Winchester guns to. Good luck sir can't beat a case xx
WOW ! What an awesome find ......
That diamond pattern on the Remington is called checkering on a gunstock. Beautiful knives!
My father was a naval aviator, and every time he left the carrier deck in the early 60s, he had strapped to his leg a Case XX knife similar to those. He purchased it in 1959 when he finished flight school. I have it today, including the sheath. Knife still has a mirror finish. Never used.
Thank you for watching and sharing your story.
Beautiful, A friends dad had one ot the big ones!
Handle on the Remington is Bakelite, pre plastic. I have that knife along with about ninety or so others from a great uncle who was a lifer in the navy. He sailed the seven seas and collected knives from all over the world. He retired mid sixty's I don't know what rank he was, but he was in charge of the galleys of several ships. I have his cutlery set early German F. DICH Great high carbon knives easy to sharpen and razor sharp. He was an interesting guy. He favored German knives and bought a lot of them, even a couple Hitler youth Knives All of his collection is high quality.
I got one of them Case knives like that but no sheath and very worn but very cool
Gorgeous
Ya thats definitely the find of a life time.
It’s amazing in this day in age with computers and everyone looking up the value of things that someone can find near mint unused valuable knives at a flea market. Your dad must of been right at that table before anyone else because those would be gone the second that seller opened shop.
ive found bone and horn needs mineral oil soak as they dry out and become brittle
I think I may know your Dad ❣️
I just got a 1981 xx 366 for 50 bucks and I thought that was a deal but man these are smokers lol
A Warning! You may want to check if the Plastic on the Remington is Plastic (Pre-Tupperware) or if it's actually Bakelite.
The difference is that Pre-Tupperware plastic is actually rather Toxic to humans and other small critters! One of the MANY, not really known now (things they simply do not teach in school anymore) is that Tupper (the Chemist that invented Tupperware did so BECAUSE of the known toxicity! Plastics made AFTER the early 1950's (Tupper) typically aren't Toxic to humans!
Bakelite was a non toxic Invention to "Simulate" plastic made in Germany (if I remember correctly) in the 30's to the middle 40's.
Bakelite once made is non toxic, but the actual manufacturing process can be! Its a Phenolic Like the handle of the Buck 119 Knife. Once made, it's as stable as Micarta or G10.
Wow
Have you heard of Robert Papp I picked up a Randal for 50 bucks a few months back stag and just got on of Papps knives for 30 bucks I believe it's one of his earlier ones. The Randal was about a 600 dollar knife the Papp minimum 600. Got lucky
They never put dots on their fixed blades
Thanks for you comment, but you are incorrect. Dots started in 1970. Pre 1970 has no dots.
I love knives..my gram would get me.onenor two for Christmas me.ev .year. mostly. Junknkniv3s but I got.a case xx c413,,,-1 cooking knife looks like an old.hickory style with wooden pinned hadnlemlie a bitchrr knife..can't find any info..thats y I'm watching these