Does any one out there have any simmons hardware or keen kutter knives?

[danno50]

Three lobsters. The first one has serrations on both the top and bottom of the nail file blade.

 

[Hoffmajo89]

Too funny to see this thread pop up. I just got this one yesterday. Posted it elsewhere but I’ll share some other pictures here.

Best I can tell, the model number is 3681T, but it’s a well constructed splitback whittler.

 

[danno50]

Too funny to see this thread pop up. I just got this one yesterday. Posted it elsewhere but I’ll share some other pictures here.

Best I can tell, the model number is 3681T, but it’s a well constructed splitback whittler.

Very nice. I was hoping you would post that one in here and help revive this old thread a bit more.

 

[bladificent]

Checked through 20 pages of Keen Kutters, haven’t seen this one. 2.875” long. Press to open (when holding bulge side down) spring loaded blade.

Regards,
Robert

 

[waynorth]

Checked through 20 pages of Keen Kutters, haven’t seen this one. 2.875” long. Press to open (when holding bulge side down) spring loaded blade.

Interesting knife!!!

 

[danno50]

Checked through 20 pages of Keen Kutters, haven’t seen this one. 2.875” long. Press to open (when holding bulge side down) spring loaded blade.

Regards,
Robert

Very interesting! It is listed in Sellens guide to Keen Kutters as being in the Simmons catalogs from 1914 thru to 1920. It is listed as a trick knife, model number K1025. Really great find!

 

[bladificent]

Great Danno! Thanks. With that info, I found this: