Oddballs!! Not your usual cutlery!!

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J U James Campaign Set

 

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Folding Surgeon's Knife by Jonathan Hall of Bradford (missing blade unfortunately)...

 

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John Watts Slot Knife...

 

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Tool Set Knives haven't always been unusual

 

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Another Ink Eraser...

 

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The female equivalent of the Tool Kit Knife was perhaps the Lady's Reticule

 

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I have a small collection of Ruler Knives, this one is by Stan Shaw

 

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How about a Fleam?

 

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Who could forget the Humbug Knife, or Trick Knife? THis one is by Joseph Allen

 

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Big Wenger!

 

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Watchmaker's knives (if being a watchmaker means prying off the back and changing batteries)

 

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https://imgur.com/vs6p5aH

 

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Watchmaker's knives (if being a watchmaker means prying off the back and changing batteries)

I have come across a few of those on market stalls Rachels, but I have never seen a single one where the idiot who has had it has not only messed up the 'watch blade', but also messed the other blade up too! Those look to be in decent condition

 

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Jowika Hobo Knife...

 

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Ruderer Sausage Knife

 

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"Knife Laboratory #12 Carbon Steel 1.75" Blade Double End Rosewood Handle Each (Buffalo Dental Mfg. Co. Inc. #55700)"
For working with plaster molds, I think.

I have come across a few of those on market stalls Rachels, but I have never seen a single one where the idiot who has had it has not only messed up the 'watch blade', but also messed the other blade up too! Those look to be in decent condition

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So typical. There's a tool right there, expressly made for that purpose, and they pry with the cutting blade.
I got the branded one from a jeweler who had extras. I think they get free knives with large battery orders.

 

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"Knife Laboratory #12 Carbon Steel 1.75" Blade Double End Rosewood Handle Each (Buffalo Dental Mfg. Co. Inc. #55700)"
For working with plaster molds, I think.

That's very cool Rachel

So typical. There's a tool right there, expressly made for that purpose, and they pry with the cutting blade.
I got the branded one from a jeweler who had extras. I think they get free knives with large battery orders.

There was a hardware store closing down here, about 10 years ago, and I bought a couple of the tools for taking watch-backs off, and gifted them to guys on the market. Instead of putting them to use, they sold them, and went back to just picking up a pocket knife off their stall, and using that!

 

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Mining Belt Knife...

 

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