April 5, 2024
Old Remington Congress Folding Pocket Knife Bone Handle
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Up For Auction is this old Remington pocket knife. It has a Congress pattern and nice bone handles. This knife has two blades that are in very good condition. The larger blade is marked Remington inside a circle and surrounding the circle are the words Made in U.S.A. This knife has been used so the blades do have some light scratches and a few discoloration spots that should polish out. The larger blades measures 2 3/8" long. The smaller blade is stamped with just the Remington inside of a cirlce without the Made in U.S.A. This blade measures about 2" long. The knife measures 3 7/8" long when it is folded up. The bone handles on this knife are in very good condition without any cracks or chips. The metal at the ends of the knife does have some light scratches and rub marks that should polish up but I'll leave that to the winner of the auction. This is a very good knife that would make a great addition to any knife collection.This knife is being sold from a large collection that I will be putting on Ebay over the next several weeks. Please check back often so you don't miss any of these wonderful knives.Please email me with any questions before bidding. Insurance is optional. antiquer44 is not responsible for lost/damaged items in transit. I will no longer take bids from anyone with less than 5 feedback unless you contact me first
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