A fun haul of wrecks.

[Pipeman]

The first picture is a 1901 Catalogue I've had for years, over 950 pages of hardware with 100 pages of pocket knives from Boker, to Joseph Rodgers with a few House brands.

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Here is a 3 3/4 inch Edwards and sons large pen. Levines 4th says they were retailers in London 1870s however he also said the Edwards brand in Canada was a house brand for this hardware company and this knife is german judging by the steel pins.

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The next is a 3 1/4 inch Alfred Fields. Pretty used but still snaps like a trap.

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This one is a horn handled Humphries Radiant, a nice tight little knife, 3 1/8th

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The next is a bit of a heart breaker, It's lost it pen blade. ;-( A wonderful stag handled Wostenholm whittler with a blade mark "civil service Canada" 4 inches closed. Anyone have a wostenholm blade??? ;-))

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The last knife is a neat tiny ivory quill/novelty leg knife by Bingham and Ogden 1858 to 1938 Sheffield.

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Best regards

Robin

 

[Jack Black]

Wrecks?! You see some of the scrap I've picked up this week! Those look like great finds to me Robin :thumbup:

Jack

 

[Pipeman]

Wrecks?! You see some of the scrap I've picked up this week! Those look like great finds to me Robin :thumbup:

Jack

Thanks Jack
I have to admit I'm pretty happy with them. I Love the Wostenholm whittler, I'm on a quest for the broken blade.

Best regards

Robin

 

[Blueberry815]

Those are some beautiful things thanks for sharing.

 

[Campbellclanman]

I too like that I*XL, beautiful scales, its great to see a Humphries radiant come up!