Will Power
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First off I thought that rule was in cms but it's inches! Massive knife and some very fine wood, perhaps an exhibition knife?
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Antique New York Knife Company Knives and Company History
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Nice display knife. It’s shown in a salesman’s guide I have. Maybe check eBay for completed auctions.
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At your membership level we are not allowed to discuss value. Need to be Gold member or higher to ask.
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This is a fantastic piece of cutlery history. Not to mention some of the best jigged bone I've ever held.
Electric cut co would eventually be bought by New York Knife Co. in 1903. This particular knife was likely made between 1910-1920.
Walden, NY
This is a fantastic piece of cutlery history. Not to mention some of the best jigged bone I've ever held.
Electric cut co would eventually be bought by New York Knife Co. in 1903. This particular knife was likely made between 1910-1920.
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Here's a display knife without the bails on each end for hanging in a shop window.
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This thread is not very active any longer and as the creator of it, I have always felt a responsibility to it, hoping that it stayed on track.
I think it has, but, I'm ready to retire it.
The Old Knives thread remains a place where one can post any of your old knives.
Thank you to all who so kindly participated !
If any of you find images that might get locked into it, feel free to send me a PM and I'll temporarily re-open it for you to delete any that you may desire.
This thread is now permanently closed.
I think it has, but, I'm ready to retire it.
The Old Knives thread remains a place where one can post any of your old knives.
Thank you to all who so kindly participated !
If any of you find images that might get locked into it, feel free to send me a PM and I'll temporarily re-open it for you to delete any that you may desire.
This thread is now permanently closed.
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