Heres some neat older slippies to enjoy ( i hope )

Thank you everyone for your kind comments, hey at the end of the day, they aren't high-end collector material, but far too nice to pass by as well :)

Jack - you are dead right with the material that is on your knife - oh by the way, that would have been a nice cut on the inside of your finger my friend! Ok its a Ettrick - cheers

S-K, Oh boy, they certainly do share a similarity don't they! thank you so much, and I have found that with the Sheffield's - also Solingen knives that different Cutler firms produced almost the same knife with different stampings - most probably all from the same place no doubt.

Hey Paul, the history is great isn't it-what a shame we cant get the history of each old knife - a bit like a car, now that would make a book in itself, I am sure each neat old knife would hold a movie within!


Charlie, if it was to be called my October collection, there would be a few more knives in there - I am stopping buying after I settle up a few deliveries ;), and concentrate on saving a wee bit to get a few things sorted!

Thank you everyone for your comments, I just wanted to show them, as they just slightly different, and kinda cool!
 
Campbellclanman said:
Jack - you are dead right with the material that is on your knife - oh by the way, that would have been a nice cut on the inside of your finger my friend! Ok its a Ettrick - cheers
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You can have it for spares if you want Duncan! The covers are in great shape, it's just the rest of the knife that is shot! :D (http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...Round-Yorkshire-With-A-Knife-Me-and-Mrs-Jones)

That's a surgery scar from a broken tendon, my knife scar is on the other hand! ;)
 
Great pile of knives, Duncan. I do like that Miller Bros. though...
 
Thanks for sharing all these beauties Duncan! It's a pleasure looking at your photos and seeing and reading the details. Great stuff! :thumbup::thumbup:
 
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