All-Metal Knives

[sextant]

Great knives everybody :thumbup:

Here are two more:

 

[Jack Black]

 

[Astrogator]

A Joseph Rodgers.
The backsprings on this one are very strong, I think that it will be somewhat unsafe to try opening the knife when you have cold, wet hands.
This will probably be no big deal for an experienced cold water sailor though LOL.
Cheers.

 

[cheesemaster]

that's interesting. Please tell us more :

It's made by Kutmaster and it's called a "rooster nutter." I'll let you google what it's used for, cuz this is a family forum!

 

[Old Hunter]

 

[smiling-knife]

A French electrician's knife.

 

[cruzpixs]

Ibberson's Ruler knife

I love this beauty! Wish I had one in my toolbox.

 

[Gevonovich]

More Jack Knives or should I say ....knives from Jack. I framed these.

 

[waynorth]

Wow!! I thought this thread would peter out at about two pages!!
Thanks to everyone for all the contributions!!

There are a lot of metal handled knifes out there! From tough work knives, to decorative penknives, to advertising and "gifty" decorated knives!!

In this one, the top knife is a precious gift style, with silver handles adorned with a real gold Bear - designed by Albert Baer of Imperial Schrade fame.
It comes (came) in a velvet bag, inside a presentation box.

 

[smiling-knife]

A Picnic Companion circa 1900.

 

[Old Hunter]

 

[waynorth]

Not much you can't do on a picnic with that one, s-k!!

Great Buck, OH!!

 

[pertinux]

There are a lot of metal handled knifes out there! From tough work knives, to decorative penknives, to advertising and "gifty" decorated knives!!

Why, that reminds me.

Here's ptradeco's excellent thread, Embossed Advertising and Figural Knives.

I keyed in on this knife, for reasons toolful but especially feline:

This is my favorite by far, especially with the tool selection.

The cat's back feet are doing some interesting things (image rotated for cat clarity):

~ P.

Months later, surprise mail:

Thank you again, Brad!

~ P.

 

[Mr. Chips]

Here are a couple of shots of a pretty unique knife that I have.

It is marked "William Rodgers Sheffield"

I have never seen another one like it, nor any with the unusual locking system.

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[KrisNZ]

 

[Jack Black]

that's interesting. Please tell us more :

It's made by Kutmaster and it's called a "rooster nutter." I'll let you google what it's used for, cuz this is a family forum!

Thanks for the info :thumbup: I don't think I need to Google that!

I love this beauty! Wish I had one in my toolbox.

Thanks, it's a shame the blades are so worn. My Great Grandmother and Grandmother, and much later my brother's Godfather worked at Chesterman's

Wow!! I thought this thread would peter out at about two pages!!
Thanks to everyone for all the contributions!!

There are a lot of metal handled knifes out there! From tough work knives, to decorative penknives, to advertising and "gifty" decorated knives!!

In this one, the top knife is a precious gift style, with silver handles adorned with a real gold Bear - designed by Albert Baer of Imperial Schrade fame.
It comes (came) in a velvet bag, inside a presentation box.

Very nice Charlie. I was looking through this thread with ADEE yesterday, he has a load of interesting metal-handled knives, hoping he'll figure out how to post pics!

A Picnic Companion circa 1900.

That's nice sir :thumbup:

Here are a couple of shots of a pretty unique knife that I have.

It is marked "William Rodgers Sheffield"

I have never seen another one like it, nor any with the unusual locking system.

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Very interesting :thumbup:

 

[edbeau]

Here are a couple of Schrades.

 

[smiling-knife]

A few early 1900s advertising knives.

 

[billym]

Here's a few;

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Kingston and Stevenson MIL-K Knives c.1945

Camillus, Schrade, Queen, Western MIL-K Knives

Camillus MIL-K Knife and Camillus Electrician's Knife

Ulster "Rooster Nutter" and George Schrade Fish Knife