need info on western knife made in boulder co.?
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Western Knives \nWestern Knives, folders and fixed blades with a western flair.  Western has been manufacturing knives since 1896. The Western line includes such pieces as their brawny Bowie knife, Kraton handled fillet knives, and a full line of leather handled fixed blade hunters.\n\nIn 1991, Western Knives was acquired by Camillus Cutlery Company. Originally located in Boulder, Colorado, Western has been manufacturing knives since 1896. \n\nhttp://www.camillusknives.com/
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There is a bank by that name in Colorado Springs, CO near the Air Force Academy.  If you are looking for a cadet or zoomie as we call them, this could be the place if they are stationed overseas.
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i know there is one here in colorado! hope that helps?!
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http://www.surplusrifle.com/\n\nRead the info in the guns section, then go to the forums section and read through all the posts in the semi-auto section. \n\nThere are marks....letters and symbols stamped into the metal on the receiver and barrel. These will not only tell you the country of manufacture but the factory and year. Join the Surplus Rifle forums and post what you find, and pics if possible. Lots of helpful people there. \n\nFirst made by Russians, they were made by China, Albania, Yugoslavia, East Germany and probably more (never heard of Egypt making them though?)\n\nThe SKS is a great rifle capable of decent mid-range accuracy, rugged, easy to tear down and clean. DO NOT shy away from the cheap surplus ammo (OK, it's not cheap anynmore!). Ammo that is 'corrosive' just needs a quick cleaning at the range with a patch soaked in Windex, then a patch of oil. No worries, no problems, been doing it for two decades and no rust.
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I work Fort Worth, that's going to be tough to find at that price.  \n\nEmail me at rodbaker@fwrealtor.com, and I'll try and help you find something.
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Sounds like a cankor.  I've had them.  You'll be fine.
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email winchester.  they can tell you when and where it was made, but that is all.
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go to http://www.knives.net\ntell him which model, and he will get it for you.
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http://www.tipi.com\nhttp://www.westerncanvas.com/\nhttp://coloradoyurt.reachlocal.net/
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http://www.harrisoncustomknives.com/
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Emily,\n\nif you're looking for a Shinken (live sword) I would check out the swords from Paul Chen Hanwei. He has a 'practical plus' model that's not ridiculously expensive, and quite legitimate in it's construction. It's a good alternative to those 1,000+ $$ models you'll see online often. The tsuka is pre-Meiji era length which adds for a cleaner cutting stroke, the tsuba is excellent quality, as is the blade.\n\nNow, with it, I'd reccomend a carbon steel cleaning kit as well....since it's a real sword and not some knock-off stainless replica garbage...it will rust if not cared for.\n\nAlso, Bugei.com has some nice pieces as well, especially if you're looking for additional gear such as kusarigama, kusarifundo, hakama, and so forth.\n\nninpo ikkan!\n\npeace, and good hunting.
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Check CA website or http://packing.org under the state info there is some of the knife laws listed
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Hey, I'm from wayne Co, Wv, but now live in Texas, I go back home to visit often, ummm as far as your question goes, I will look around see what I can find , if I find anything I will post it on here. Good Luck!
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My husband says its probably a german military parachute knife. ROSTFREI means rust proof in german. Look at the following link...
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Selling Cutco Cutlery in Piedmont, North Dakota!!
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you will be selling Cut Co knives. Good luck with that. Its not hard you just have to know a bunch of Rich people who want good cutlery cause thats what they sell there. You have to get the people you are selling to, get references for you to sell to other people. It will be your own business basically. But you have to buy your demonstration kit which was 150.
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Get one from West Coast Customs