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Very nice with a lot of interesting photos and history.

Jim

eddymunster - great to see you post again!

Jim

Great acquisition Chris! Looks to be in superb condition. Thanks for sharing.

Jim

Yeah Bill, the knives are much cheaper. My son and his wife live in the central part of your state. They are musicians, and are not famous so they are not wealthy (unlike some other residents of their area). Housing prices there have skyrocketed!

Jim

Thanks for the feedback. I don't own any of those models either, but would like to. The issue is that nice examples cost as much as a small house

Jim

The two on the left are from the first run which is evident by the lack of the trademark sign after "Leverletto". The two on the right are dyed bone.

Jim

I have never seen that stamp.

Jim

Bill - Henckles and the Americans - sounds like a good name for a band - maybe you could be their bass player :D Seriously, I have a question. I remember you mentioning that you have repaired many Henckles, as well as Case and other(?) American leverlocks, and that many of the components were identi...

There were some larger real Leverlettos made, but I'm not sure of the exact length.

Jim

I too make the distinction between clone and counterfeit.

Jim

Those knives usually open very fast, and have been referred to as the "silver bullet" model.

Jim

Well Chris, I have to disagree about it not winning any contests. EdwinJay / Coricama stamp alone makes it a winner. Plus, an 8 in. model with those stamps, and lack of the usual red dot on knives with those stamps combine to make it a huge winner in my book.

Jim

Have a great one and many more.

Jim

Loved your post and drawings, Jerry, and I'm hoping you get well and get home soon!

Jim

Thanks w/s, that worked.

Jim