Can Anyone identify The Knife Please?

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  1. Keith H.

    Keith H. Moderator Staff Member
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    This knife belonged to my Father. Obviously it is a specialty blade. Can anyone tell me what this knife was used for?
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  2. Tom Williams

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    looks like a fkeshing knife use to scrape furs
     
  3. lonewolf

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    not seen one like that before, the bit on the end makes me think its a gutting knife, have seen similar things on modern knives.
     
  4. Tom Williams

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    gut hook looks like fish hook and very sharp that is thick dull lay or wrap hand and used to scrape furs a process called fleshing
     
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  5. Trapperkev

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    As a trapper i will say it is a great old knife. I would put my bet in it being used in the fur trade. I still use simular knives for skining and fleshing furs
     
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  6. SSG Nasty

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    Interesting. Hopefully someone can identify what the edge is for.
     
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  8. Keith H.

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    No, this is not the same. I am familiar with these gut hook knives, but on the knife I have it is not a hook & it is not ground to an edge.
    Keith.
     
  9. Para173

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    Okay.
     
  10. SSG Nasty

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    That was a question I was going to ask (Is the top edge ground for cutting).
     
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  11. Keith H.

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    No SSG, the top edge is not ground to a sharp edge.
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    As you can see this part has not been ground. The back edge appears ground, but in fact it is NOT ground to give a sharp edge, it remains the same as the back of the blade.

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    Here is the other side. The main part of the blade is ground only on this side to a sharp edge.

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  12. SSG Nasty

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    Thanks for the blow up of the tip Keith. Definitely hope someone identifies it. Don't see very many knives ground on one edge anymore.
     
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