Jack Knives

[smiling-knife]

Great collection there lambertiana !!
Thanks for taking the time to show them all to us.

Dave

I agree. That was an outstanding selection of older jack knives.:thumbup::thumbup: Thanks!

 

[waynorth]

Wonderful collection, lambertiana. Thanks for the effort, which keeps this place humming!!

 

[ea42]

Lambertinia, that's a fantastic collection. Not to mention Kerry's, Rivit's, and S-K's!
Here are a few more:

A Challenge Cutlery Co.

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A Hudson Valley Cut. Co.

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A Keen Kutter fish knife. Well used and abused but a rare pattern nonetheless.

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A Schrade Cut. Co.

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Another Schrade Cut. Co.

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A Walden Knife Co.

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And another Walden Knife Co.

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Eric

 

[knowtracks]

Some nice old beauties there too Eric!!
Don't think I've ever seen that Keen Cutter before.
Thanks for sharing!!

Dave

 

[smiling-knife]

My most recently acquired jack knife. This one was made by Rawson Bros.

 

[waynorth]

Just a dynamite display of rarity, Eric!!!!

Great Bone stag on the Rawson, s-k!!:thumbup:

 

[Rivit]

Here is a great one that I picked up last week. Electric Cut co.
Hope to see this thread continue for a long time. - Dan

 

[smiling-knife]

Thanks waynorth.

This is a small Remington from th 1930s I believe.

 

[waynorth]

Rivit, the NYK genes are all over that knife! Kewl!
Nice little Rem, s-k. According to Bernie Levine, that knife would be made for Rem by Camillus, or some other subcontractor.

 

[smiling-knife]

Thank-you for the information waynorth. Much appreciated.

 

[Rivit]

Here are a few knives that I got on Thursday. Top is marked Stiletto Cutlery Co. New York, The middle one is a Utica with the curved stamp, and the bottom is marked Belknap Hdw & Mfg.

 

[waynorth]

Posted on another site, but presented here for you BF purists, some Ulsters from a collection I recently purchased.

 

[waynorth]

J.Rodgers&Sons. I got this from a friend in KY, who says it came from the factory collection.

 

[waynorth]

Here's a Wilbert EO!

 

[wintermute]

Helping out Amos Iron Wolf on the Solingen Corkscrew Jack front - an old Hugo Koller - interesting thing is that the main blade locks - you depress the pen blade to unlock it.

 

[sixgunner455]

This one's kind of old, but fun to have around.

This one I've had for 4 years or so, and is my favorite for packing around, except in really light trousers. SAK Tinker sometimes takes its place, and there are others, but usually an addition to this one, not to replace it.

 

[Johnny11758]

Here is a Case Tested XX torpedo jack. It has a great half-stop and was issued as part of Case's 1889-1989 Centennial series. Model R6199-1/2 SS.