Full collection pics!

I was waiting for my selling and trading to settle down before I took this photo. So finally..the culmination of soon to be one year.
And I owe much thanks to all the members and friends on here that either helped me out with info or a great deal.

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Everything but my EDC working knives.
No more Case chestnut swayback or Delta-Z pen knife;
add a sunbrite beerscout, a Northwoods blue Broadway jack, and a dark green Michigan jack (arrived yesterday)
And 2 CaseXX 1940-48 slim trappers

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I think this is a thread that has suffered greatly from the loss of photographic content.

I’d like to try to revive it and see what happens.

I have sold well over half of my Robeson collection/show display and almost all of the ephemera, so it wouldn’t be right for me to repost those photos.

I do, however, as previously stated, still pursue and collect Robeson’s Terrier Cutlery Company line of knives made between 1910 and 1916.

I suspect I have more than doubled the number of Terriers I posted previously in this thread.

Here is an up to date photo, taken last week:
 
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CNoyes said:
I think this is a thread that has suffered greatly from the loss of photographic content.

I’d like to try to revive it and see what happens.

I have sold well over half of my Robeson collection/show display and almost all of the ephemera, so it wouldn’t be right for me to repost those photos.

I do, however, as previously stated, still pursue and collect Robeson’s Terrier Cutlery Company line of knives made between 1910 and 1916.

I suspect I have more than doubled the number of Terriers I posted previously in this thread.

Here is an up to date photo, taken last week:
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Good thread revival, Charlie. Fantastic collection of knives and razors that were only made for a short time period! I imagine it took a fair bit of searching to put all those together.

Great collection of GEC 5383s, Jeff! And thanks for the comment.
 
Most of my collection is stuffed in my safe until I can find a proper cabinet to display them. I've searched for a knife display cabinet of my liking and have had zero luck. I may have to settle on a decent sized curio cabinet, like the ones I've purchase for the wife at estate sales.
 
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