It's 1927...

[Rick]

 

[1fartsmella]

Probably a sentimental old Holley, already 50 years old. A gift from my Grandpa for my Bar-Mitsvah in 1927.

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[allenC]

Minus the penny of course....

 

[Chewy1]

Ha. My son has one of those Allen. One of his Grandmother's found it under her car seat. It's all beat to hooey, but he likes it.

For me, I'd say a Stockman, but I don't own any that old.

Skip that new fangled celluloid stuff. Give me stag.

 

[sunnyd]

Jackknife,

First let me complement you on a fine imagination put to work here in the form of such a grand thread. It has produced some really results here!. I am enjoying this thread a lot with all the great posts contributed thus far! :thumbup:

OK, in 1927 on a Friday morning and anticipating the evening plans with the ladies out on the town..

Otherwise, Monday - Thursday mornings, and my typical day..

Anthony

 

[jackknife]

Thanks Anthony, but I was inspired by the knives you guys post. Those old ones from an other era get my mind working on what it must have been like back then. A more refined era, for lack of a better term. I had a small taste of the end of it as a kid, and time has made the memories a bit more rose colored.

Beautiful little pearl by the way.:thumbup: