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Some old bone and a happy fat tree frog :D

Have a great weekend folks.

Best regards

Robin

 
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Sarah, that blue beauty is stunning, with or without the etch. You have outstanding taste in knives.

Wow, Robin, those are truly wonderful classics! That frog looks fat and happy. Nice pictures.

Chris
 
Howdy Robin buddy, those are a couple of neat shots- love that fantastically camouflaged Toad- great stuff- Robin, please take me through those knives, I know most- but would love you to describe them and their Makers my friend.
Hope you are doing well!
 
WOW ROBIN!!! What great shots, love all the bone pictured and the tree frog...well that's just cool!!!
 
Campbellclanman said:
Howdy Robin buddy, those are a couple of neat shots- love that fantastically camouflaged Toad- great stuff- Robin, please take me through those knives, I know most- but would love you to describe them and their Makers my friend.
Hope you are doing well!
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Hi Duncan, it's been too long since we have spoken,great to see you Brother.

The knives from the top clockwise are.
Pre 1892 Wostenholm, blade marked "Civil service Canada".. Voos. Pauls Bros NY ECHO brand, We had much discussion about what company may have made the knife, everyone including myself thought it to be an American knife possibly NYKC. I found a listing on Ebay with the exact sane knife, shield, bone jigging exactly the same,made by Krusius Bros. Pauls Bros were sellers and had knive made in the states and germany. It's a really pretty knife imo.
Next is a 4 line Camillus then a Remington and finally a USA marked Camillus.

Hope all is well with you Duncan

Best regards

Robin



 
Pipeman said:
Hi Duncan, it's been too long since we have spoken,great to see you Brother.

The knives from the top clockwise are.
Pre 1892 Wostenholm, blade marked "Civil service Canada".. Voos. Pauls Bros NY ECHO brand, We had much discussion about what company may have made the knife, everyone including myself thought it to be an American knife possibly NYKC. I found a listing on Ebay with the exact sane knife, shield, bone jigging exactly the same,made by Krusius Bros. Pauls Bros were sellers and had knive made in the states and germany. It's a really pretty knife imo.
Next is a 4 line Camillus then a Remington and finally a USA marked Camillus.

Hope all is well with you Duncan

Best regards

Robin





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Hi Robin,

That 4 line camillus is simply stunning! I'd LOVE to get my hands on one of those!!! I've been looking, but no luck so far:(
Just a beautiful assortment overall tho:)

Ryan
 
paulhilborn said:
WOW ROBIN!!! What great shots, love all the bone pictured and the tree frog...well that's just cool!!!
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Thanks Paul. These little guys showed up in numbers at my Daughters, Grey tree frogs, their underside is shocking yellow and apparantly they can change to yellow all over. Great little critters :D Here's another shot.

Best regards

Robin

 
556hunter said:
Hi Robin,

That 4 line camillus is simply stunning! I'd LOVE to get my hands on one of those!!! I've been looking, but no luck so far:(
Just a beautiful assortment overall tho:)

Ryan
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Hi Ryan
Keep your eye on the auction, I've seen quite a few recently listed under easy open. This one is close to full but I think it may have been stored with a gassing celluloid knife, the blade has some strange pitting above the slot. The bone is great though.

Best regards

Robin
 
Thank you both Robin, and Hunter.
Very Much appreciated - ok...this is picture only - sorry Gev mate, to make up for my talking - here are some pics.....

Speaking of very old I*XL




A special and beautiful knife......








 
Nice display of knives Duncan. The two Schrades are pretty special indeed.
I especially like the Stew's Blade. :thumbup:
 
Robin
Great group photo!!! There sure are some looker in that group and the frog is gorgeous too!!!

Duncan
Talk away my friend... I forgotten all about that comment in the first post. I enjoy everyone enjoying the great photos everyone posts:D A little banter and comments helps to motivate everyone to shot more pictures!! And you sir....love those photos and the knives are fabulous!!!!

Christian
That is one fine piece of cutlery....wow!!

SAK
Very thought provoking photo!! Well done, my friend
 
Thanks Gev! Dad always loved to watch Hoppy on the weekends. That knife will always remind me of him.
 
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