Pocket knife - Revision history

Rickerjones: Add link for number convention used by Catterougus

2012-03-19T15:25:08Z

Add link for number convention used by Catterougus

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	A piece of a '''pocket knife''' was found at the [[Seven Site]] during [[Niku V (2007)]]. It is a very close, though not perfect, match for the pocket knife mentioned in the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] (22309).		A piece of a '''pocket knife''' was found at the [[Seven Site]] during [[Niku V (2007)]]. It is a very close, though not perfect, match for the pocket knife mentioned in the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] (22309).

	[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [[EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>		[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a [http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/cattaraugus/cattaraugus_num_system.php Cattaraugus number]."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [[EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>

	"In 2007 we found one small part of a pocket knife we were able to identify as an Easy-Open, bone handled, double bladed jackknife made by the Imperial Cutlery Company of Providence, RI between 1930 and 1945. This time we found the rest of the knife, except for the blades. It is now apparent that someone beat the knife apart with a blunt object, breaking it open for the express purpose of removing the blades. Why? To make spears for catching fish? We can only speculate, but at least we have a better understanding of what happened to the knife."<ref>[http://tighar.org/testhtml/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Expeditions/NikuVI/Niku6results.html "Niku VI Results."]</ref>		"In 2007 we found one small part of a pocket knife we were able to identify as an Easy-Open, bone handled, double bladed jackknife made by the Imperial Cutlery Company of Providence, RI between 1930 and 1945. This time we found the rest of the knife, except for the blades. It is now apparent that someone beat the knife apart with a blunt object, breaking it open for the express purpose of removing the blades. Why? To make spears for catching fish? We can only speculate, but at least we have a better understanding of what happened to the knife."<ref>[http://tighar.org/testhtml/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Expeditions/NikuVI/Niku6results.html "Niku VI Results."]</ref>

Moleski at 14:57, 19 March 2012

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [http://tighar.org/Publications/TTracks/2008Vol_24/2_8_S_5.pdf "Artifact 2-8-S-5."]		* [http://tighar.org/Publications/TTracks/2008Vol_24/2_8_S_5.pdf "Artifact 2-8-S-5."]
			* [http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/cattaraugus/index.php "Cattaraugus Knives."]
			* [http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/cattaraugus/cattaraugus_num_system.php "Cattaraugus Knife Numbering System."]

	[[Category:Artifacts]]		[[Category:Artifacts]]

Moleski at 03:10, 13 March 2012

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	[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [[EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>		[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [[EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>

	Heath Smith speculated that the pocket knife might be a Camillus model [http://tighar.org/smf/index.php/topic,618.msg11083.html#msg11083 (''Forum,'' 12 March 2012).]		"In 2007 we found one small part of a pocket knife we were able to identify as an Easy-Open, bone handled, double bladed jackknife made by the Imperial Cutlery Company of Providence, RI between 1930 and 1945. This time we found the rest of the knife, except for the blades. It is now apparent that someone beat the knife apart with a blunt object, breaking it open for the express purpose of removing the blades. Why? To make spears for catching fish? We can only speculate, but at least we have a better understanding of what happened to the knife."<ref>[http://tighar.org/testhtml/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Expeditions/NikuVI/Niku6results.html "Niku VI Results."]</ref>

			Heath Smith speculated that the pocket knife might be a Camillus model.<ref>[http://tighar.org/smf/index.php/topic,618.msg11083.html#msg11083 ''Forum,'' 12 March 2012.]</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==
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			== Links ==
			* [http://tighar.org/Publications/TTracks/2008Vol_24/2_8_S_5.pdf "Artifact 2-8-S-5."]

	[[Category:Artifacts]]		[[Category:Artifacts]]

Moleski at 03:07, 13 March 2012

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	[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [[EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>		[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [[EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>

			Heath Smith speculated that the pocket knife might be a Camillus model [http://tighar.org/smf/index.php/topic,618.msg11083.html#msg11083 (''Forum,'' 12 March 2012).]

	== References ==		== References ==
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	[[Category:Artifacts]]		[[Category:Artifacts]]

Moleski at 03:02, 13 March 2012

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	A piece of a '''pocket knife''' was found at the [[Seven Site]] during [[Niku V (2007)]]. It is a very close, though not perfect, match for the pocket knife mentioned in the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] (22309).		A piece of a '''pocket knife''' was found at the [[Seven Site]] during [[Niku V (2007)]]. It is a very close, though not perfect, match for the pocket knife mentioned in the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] (22309).

	[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>		[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [[EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==
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	[[Category:Artifacts]]		[[Category:Artifacts]]

Rickerjones: Add catagory: Artifacts

2010-06-11T19:58:11Z

Add catagory: Artifacts

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Moleski at 16:37, 21 October 2009

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	A piece of a '''pocket knife''' was found at the [[Seven Site]] during [[Niku V (2007)]].		A piece of a '''pocket knife''' was found at the [[Seven Site]] during [[Niku V (2007)]]. It is a very close, though not perfect, match for the pocket knife mentioned in the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] (22309).

	[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>Rick Jones to EPAC, 26 April 2009</ref>		[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>[[Rick Jones]] to [EPAC]], 26 April 2009</ref>

			== References ==
			<references />

Moleski at 16:35, 21 October 2009

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			A piece of a '''pocket knife''' was found at the [[Seven Site]] during [[Niku V (2007)]].

	[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>Rick Jones to EPAC, 26 April 2009</ref>		[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>Rick Jones to EPAC, 26 April 2009</ref>

Moleski at 16:34, 21 October 2009

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	[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>Rick Jones to EPAC, 26 April 2009</ref>		[[File:Pocket knife.png\|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>Rick Jones to EPAC, 26 April 2009</ref>

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[File:Pocket knife.png|thumb]]"A Cattaraugus model 22309 '''pocket knife''' was for sale on ebay. The model number signifies 2 blades, 2 bolsters, style number 30, and the 9 indicates a bone handle. The number of the pocket knife on the [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Luke_Field.html Luke Field inventory] was 22309, which one of our experts thought might be a Cattaraugus number."<ref>Rick Jones to EPAC, 26 April 2009</ref>