A. G. Russell knives. Post them if you've got them.

[Railsplitter]

Mine are all either lockbacks or slip joints but A.G. Russell made a wide variety of knives.

I'd love to see anything you might have with the A.G. Russell name on it.

Post them if you've got them.

Wharncliffe Lockback:

Doctor's Knife:

Boxcar Jack:


Lockback Folding Hunter:

3 5/8" Gunstock:

Gentleman's Pen Knife:

Medium Barlow Lockback:

Horseman's Knife:

 

[Arathol]

Jumbo Texas Ranger sunfish with a trapper and a peanut

two more Texas Ranger knives

Large folding hunter with a couple Case knives

 

[Whetstone39]

This is a little unusual, a Cattaraugus Trapper. The main blade locks, and is unlocked by depressing the secondary blade inward towards the spine.

 

[Peter Hartwig]

Don't have a photo
But I have a featherlite one handed knife-excellent desk/table knife

 

[tiguy7]

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[Keyopp]

A 2nd shot to out-Sebenza the Sebenza. I dont think it worked, but a valiant effort much better than other attempters.

 

[Nixelplix]

I have only one A.G. Russel knife, but I really like it: the Sea Skorpion sailor knife. It uses frame locks for both the blade and marlin spike.

 

[Railsplitter]

Great stuff guys. There's a couple there that I've never seen or heard of before.

 

[cbach8tw]

I have a few but the only one I can find a photo of at the moment is my small 3 5/8 gun stock. Top knife.

 

[kwackster]

Vintage AG Russell Sting II dagger with polished double hollow grind blade & inlayed Coral Rucarta handle panels.
Integral one-piece construction made by Solingen manufacturer Anton Wingen Jr. for AG.Russell USA, and the knife pictured is the European version with both logo's on the blade (the US version only has AG.Russell's logo)
The Sting II is the larger version of the earlier production Sting I













Specs:

Overall length: 7.95 inch (20.2 cm)
Blade length: 3.74 inch (9.5 cm)
Maximum blade thickness (ricasso): 4.3 mm
Handle material: Coral Rucarta (burgundy red Micarta)
Sheath: Leather with clip
Weight (knife only): 142.0 grams
Weight (knife + sheath): 195.0 grams

 

[hhmoore]

I think I only have two (and I've had both for a decent amount of time)... and I was lucky enough to find a picture to recycle

 

[Gary W. Graley]

This one has nice curves to her, fellow at work fell in love and had to have her, but, I get to see her from time to time

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

I like the looks of that Wharncliff Lockback too, looks great!
G2

 

[Railsplitter]

This one has nice curves to her, fellow at work fell in love and had to have her, but, I get to see her from time to time

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

I like the looks of that Wharncliff Lockback too, looks great!
G2

Nice one, Gary. I had one of the two blade versions several years ago. The other blade was a Wharncliffe if I remember correctly. I passed mine on as well but it was a great knife. Big too.

 

[woodysone]

a couple of oldies

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[Railsplitter]

a couple of oldies

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First time I've seen both of those. Thanks for posting them. Do you know their approximate age?

 

[Icky Thump]

 

[woodysone]

I picked these up in the 80’s off the bay when I first started collecting. Both are marked ATS-34 from Seki Japan.

 

[onekerf]

A. G. Russell Seamaster. It's up for sale.

 

[brancron]

I have others, but here's a handful of A.G. Russells (with a few non-A.G.s doing some photobombing):

 

[nwmetalbug]

I have a small Acies, very well built knife. Think KAI made them.