The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Glad it arrived from Blighty OK,quite quick delivery as well.My first Waynorth SFO. Thank youJohnnythefox for the opportunity to snag this one. I couldn't be happier! Now the question is, do I use it right away or do I wait to use it at my wedding in a couple months to commemorate the night? Hmmmm.....
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Quite proud of this one!! An early Hammer Brand!!View attachment 2639301
An early knife, yet unused, with dense pick-bone handles, a lovely etch, and an early patent number, it was likely made before WW1, when NYK was in its heyday!!
Naturally formed - found it in some gravel fill.Lovely,that stone looks like a skull?
How many HJs have you got Charlie?English HJ - +EBRO+ brand by Alfred Williams, Sheffield, England!!View attachment 2641875View attachment 2641876
I've got a few of those old English knives!! There are a lot of collectors where you are, I have heard!!! Years ago I sent a couple of English Barlows back to Jack Black!!! He couldn't find a single one in Leeds!!How many HJs have you got Charlie?
I was looking in antique shops today, all I could find was a few SAKs I wish I knew where all the old English knives had gone to.
When I get to the English Sharp show I will be on a mission to find Old English penknives,most people are out for the tactical new stuff so I have a chance.I've got a few of those old English knives!! There are a lot of collectors where you are, I have heard!!! Years ago I sent a couple of English Barlows back to Jack Black!!! He couldn't find a single one in Leeds!!
I've been sorting my HJs just today - I have a few over 100 old ones, inlcuding the one above that you just saw!!
Here's another, an unusual Remington!!
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Built on Remington's Surveyor pattern - a swell-center Jack; in this case a Harness Jack, with their famous Punch and Acorn shield, and an exotic Clip blade!!!
Best of luck!!When I get to the English Sharp show I will be on a mission to find Old English penknives,most people are out for the tactical new stuff so I have a chance.![]()
Does anyone know why Remington chose the acorn shield to mean punch?For Remington, an acorn shield means the knife contains a punch!!
Good question.Does anyone know why Remington chose the acorn shield to mean punch?
Cattaraugus already chose the disc/circle! Robeson stamped the letters "BP" (for Belt Punch - referring to industrial belting) on a shield. The acorn implies the strength of an Oak; but I suspect also a bit of whimsy!!Does anyone know why Remington chose the acorn shield to mean punch?