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Here are two old four-bladed knives. The stag by Needham Bros and the mop a recent acquisition marked looks like Baxter & Sons Sheffield. Milled liners, swedges, long nail nicks and fancy backspring.
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couple more Miller Bros.
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S-K, that pearl Baxter & Sons is a sweet gent's knife.
Hey guys, I have been really busy lately and haven't had time to post much. There are some really great rare knives showing up in this thread. Here are some recent finds. First is a large Robeson English Jack, then a Press Button Knife Co. large hunter, Then a Schrade two blade press button pen knife. I will try to get a few more up later. - Dan
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Hey guys, I have been really busy lately and haven't had time to post much. There are some really great rare knives showing up in this thread. Here are some recent finds. First is a large Robeson English Jack, then a Press Button Knife Co. large hunter, Then a Schrade two blade press button pen knife. I will try to get a few more up later. - Dan
What is the blade length on the press button, from bolster to tip, it is so similiar to mine previously posted, wonder if ring at rear was added later, other wise they look so much the same.
James
James, my knife is the same model as yours but it has seen a lot more use. I was told by a Schrade collector that the knife was offered with a bail, but I have no idea if mine is original. Also, is the button on your knife on the opposite bolster as mine like the picture shows? If so yours is very unusual. - Dan
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I will check when I get home, I think my blade has been shortened and cleaned,:grumpy: what length is your blade from bolster to tip? I will let you know about image, could have been mirrored in error. Thanks,
Jim
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Either both knives had the same amount of usage, UNBELIEVABLE, mine is 3 11/16" tip to bolster, or neither is short. Anyway, if you decide to sell that jewel, his brother is interested in reuniting.
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As no one has posted here for awhile... I'll show this one again. Made circa 1915 for the Canadian Forces by Schatt & Morgan.
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With some education from Charlie waynorth,I'm going to attempt to post a few jacks & I hope I name them properly
This is a 3-5/8" closed Eureka jack.It has an extended spring on the smaller blade A Coca Cola advertising knife, bolster scribed to look like the cap of the bottle the knife shape forms.
More "dark scans",and the condition of this knife is "unused" ,so the rumor says
-Vince
This is a 3-5/8" closed Eureka jack.It has an extended spring on the smaller blade A Coca Cola advertising knife, bolster scribed to look like the cap of the bottle the knife shape forms.
More "dark scans",and the condition of this knife is "unused" ,so the rumor says
-Vince
