Earliest non-separate S stamp.

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#151677 - 10/18/16 05:18 PM Earliest non-separate S stamp.
pepe Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/11/05 Posts: 56 Loc: Missouri	I've got several gray stones Nam era knives. Some are clearly separate S's, some not so obvious, at least to me. Anyone got a picture of the earliest stamp with the S incorporated? Joe.
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#151706 - 10/18/16 10:45 PM Re: Earliest non-separate S stamp. [Re: pepe]
Wally Knife Enthusiast Registered: 07/08/06 Posts: 2444	There is an article on stamps somewhere on the website rmkcollector.com plenty of great info. www.rmkcollector.com _________________________ Wally
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#151707 - 10/18/16 10:55 PM Re: Earliest non-separate S stamp. [Re: Wally]
Wally Knife Enthusiast Registered: 07/08/06 Posts: 2444	Here's the specific article, with a good photo of the first "S inclusive" stamp. www.rmkcollector.com/the-randall-collector/the-stamping-and-etching-of-stainless-randall-blades _________________________ Wally
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#151751 - 10/19/16 05:51 PM Re: Earliest non-separate S stamp. [Re: Wally]
pepe Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/11/05 Posts: 56 Loc: Missouri	Wally, much thanks. Joe
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#151859 - 10/20/16 11:47 PM Re: Earliest non-separate S stamp. [Re: pepe]
Jon_Peterson Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/16/06 Posts: 160 Loc: Denver, CO	Does anybody think this might be an example of an early inclusive S? Attachments ------
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#151895 - 10/21/16 03:54 PM Re: Earliest non-separate S stamp. [Re: Jon_Peterson]
Ronnie Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/13/11 Posts: 2255 Loc: NW Mississippi	I believe it is. _________________________ Ronnie RKS#2166
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#151939 - 10/21/16 09:57 PM Re: Earliest non-separate S stamp. [Re: Ronnie]
Jon_Peterson Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/16/06 Posts: 160 Loc: Denver, CO	That stamp is on a knife that's kind of unusual. Its a Model 16 double hilt with sawteeth but what's weird it appears to have a Maurice Johnson smooth back with a stone pocket. The sheath appears to be waxed but is only marked "16".
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