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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?

