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Unmarked 5.25” Boning Knife Stiff Carbon Steel Rosewood Handle -German 1960s Fork Before they were known for 96855448 Tokyo I found this old Size:X-Large

Name: Unmarked 5.25” Boning Knife Stiff Carbon Steel Rosewood Handle -German 1960s Fork Before they were known for 96855448 Tokyo I found this old Size:X-Large
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SKU: 81559974769
Price: 44.00 USD
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Unmarked 5.25” Boning Knife Stiff Carbon Steel Rosewood Handle -German 1960s Fork Before they were known for 96855448 Tokyo I found this old Size:X-Large

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Unmarked 5.25” Boning Knife Stiff Carbon Steel Rosewood Handle German 1960s Fork Before they were known for 96855448 Tokyo I found this old Size:X Large Before they were known for their economical stainless knives (especially with the white plastic handles) Dexter was the Harrington Cutlery company which was then named Dexter after Mr Harrington's son This style of knife was developed in Thiers long before the upstart town of Nogent started adding knives to their manufacturing (they had been known for scissors in the early 19th century)

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