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#84408 - 01/01/11 10:49 PM Clarence Moore sheath...........?
Laukia Offline
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Registered: 12/01/05
Posts: 40
Loc: So. Cal.

I am thinking this model 3-5 is early '50's.....maybe late '40's? I'm basing my guesstimate mainly on what I think is a Clarence Moore sheath (zig zag stitching?) and the wider soldering. Am I close?



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#84409 - 01/01/11 10:52 PM Re: Clarence Moore sheath...........? [Re: Laukia]
BoBlade Offline
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Registered: 09/13/05
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Loc: Kalifornia
Dave,

You continue to amaze! shocked That's a model 7 you have. The shop offered a 5 1/2" Model 3 right after the war, but retired that length in 1948 when a 5" Model 7 was introduced. A 5" Model 3 wasn't offered until 1967. Check the blade thickness: You'll see it's from 3/8" stock and not 1/4". For sure that's a (gorgeous) Moore! I put both knife and sheath ~ mid 50's because of the choil grind. That is some of the last work Moore did for the shop.

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#84416 - 01/02/11 12:31 AM Re: Clarence Moore sheath...........? [Re: BoBlade]
Captain Chris Stanaback Offline
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Registered: 09/14/05
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Loc: Central Florida
Ron,
Did you mean to say 3/16" thickness? Thanks for the clarification.
Best, Capt. Chris
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#84418 - 01/02/11 02:06 AM Re: Clarence Moore sheath...........? [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
BoBlade Offline
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Loc: Kalifornia
I sure did, Cap. Thanks.
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