Wondering what you all thought. Thank you.
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The diamond is not moving?Comment
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Looks like a nice early Plucker hj
BTW: Sometimes the diamond does not move & griplates did not have an exact fit, the diamond in your knife looks like its been there from day one, dirt round edges with a tight fit into the griplate recess !
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It does move under the finger when rocked back and forth. But not so much with a tap.Originally posted by saar View PostComment
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That's good to hear. Thank you. Is the one rivet bigger than the other a concern? To me that means the grips were replaced at one point. I know it's possible, but what is the likelihood of 2 different rivet heads being used? I had seen another knife before with one small and one bigger rivet. Different maker though.Originally posted by Mac 66 View PostLooks like a nice early Plucker hj
BTW: Sometimes the diamond does not move & griplates did not have an exact fit, the diamond in your knife looks like its been there from day one, dirt round edges with a tight fit into the griplate recess !
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Originally posted by Cavalier View Post
Have seen one rivet bigger than the other before on different makers so i would not worry about it, both look early solid nickle types & they have been there a long time, could have been repaired during the period, its a nice early hj & a keeper imo.Comment
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Nice, original HJ in my opinion and I love the maker. Always wanted one by that maker. Please LMK if you decide to sell. Thanks BDM
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This is my first ever after a lot of consideration. I'll be holding onto it for a whileOriginally posted by bigdavemac View PostNice, original HJ in my opinion and I love the maker. Always wanted one by that maker. Please LMK if you decide to sell. Thanks BDM
I made the cardinal sin a few years ago purchasing one through an online auction. Was a repro
Didn't dissuade me though. I know better now.
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