Hey U's guys 😎 Ulster's and Utica's let's see them 👍

[RickHuf]

Couple from Utica

The electrician was a flea market find and has been oiled up and living in the center console of the Chevy. The Klein is a recover with a lock delete.

 

[glennbad]

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Couple from Utica

The electrician was a flea market find and has been oiled up and living in the center console of the Chevy. The Klein is a recover with a lock delete.

Some nice deep brown wood on the electrician knife, nice!

 

[RickHuf]

Some nice deep brown wood on the electrician knife, nice!

Thanks! It was a dead limb donated by a nice Walnut tree. I salvaged what I could from it. Just a few small pieces but they are very pretty.

Post in thread 'Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please' https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/wooden-wednesday-traditionals-only-please.1011781/post-22698400

 

[toppygray82]

Some nice deep brown wood on the electrician knife, nice!

glenn can you contact me.


claytonbigsby 1982 @g ma il . com

 

[PenisMightier]

My only Old Timer and only Ulster all wrapped up in one. Found it for a pittance at a thrift shop and cleaned her up. Still has the factory edge on it too.

 

[SteveC]

 

[hsherzfeld]

Just got this Ulster last week.

 

[SteveC]

Just got this Ulster last week. View attachment 2685680

Nice Jack !

 

[DaveHS]

 

[SteveC]

Nice Boy Scout knife !

 

[SteveC]

Keen Kutter Barlow by Ulster

 

[Campbellclanman]

Don't let Dan see that one Steve!

Ulster Cattle in superb condition....

 

[Old Engineer]

I would like an opinion from someone who knows the Ulster history better than I do .
Do you think Ulster made this Blue Grass Barlow ????

Harry

 

[afishhunter]

I would like an opinion from someone who knows the Ulster history better than .
Do you think Ulster made this Blue Grass Barlow ????

Harry

Very, very likely. Ulster made a lot of contract knives. I think as many or more than Camillus prior to c.1969/1970 when the Ulster name was dropped in favor of "Old Timer", at or near the end of the RJR/Prince Albert, and US Tobacco Co. Copenhagen tobacco promotions.
I am not aware of any contract knives produced by Old Timer.
(I also believe Ulster put their name somewhere, on all the contract knives they produced.)

After the promotions ended The old Ulster plant only produced "Old Timer" knives without any "Ulster" branding.
(The RJR & Copenhagen promotion knives were all branded "ULSTER Old Timer".)
I don't know if the production of Old Timer knives was moved to another plant, and the (very) old Ulster plant was shut down before 2004.

I am 99% sure that post 1970/1971, the "Ulster" Official BSA and GSA knives were produced by Camillus.
I'm 80% sure that post 1970/1971, the only "Ulster" branded knife made was the 4 and 5 blade "Official" BSA, and the official Girl Scout knives. I don't believe any other Ulster patterns were offered in that time period.
I know my white c.1980 "Official BSA" Ulster 4 blade scout knife was made by Camillus.

I believe the "Ulster" name was retired "for good" by Imperial-Schrade (US) when that BSA contract ended, long before the 2004 Imperial-Schrade, and 2007 Camillus bankruptcies.

 

[SteveC]

I would like an opinion from someone who knows the Ulster history better than .
Do you think Ulster made this Blue Grass Barlow ????

Harry

I would say yes Harry. Ulsters main blade is distinctive and broader than a Camillus made Barlow.

 

[SteveC]

Utica Kutmaster

 

[black mamba]

Beauty, Steve, I'd like to know what they called that jigging. Oklahoma land rush comes to mind.

 

[SteveC]

Beauty, Steve, I'd like to know what they called that jigging. Oklahoma land rush comes to mind.

Thanks buddy !

Here's a close up





pile side.

 

[Jakeywax31]

 

[jlhoffman74]

I didn't realize how many Ulsters I had. Excellent knives, lucky fishing on the bay.