"Old Knives"

J jnevill - that's a neat Montgomery Wards, nice to see :) :thumbsup:

M majorpain1 - The Ol' Ebony will still serve you well my friend! - a fantastic Car Consul Knife ! That's Robeson is awesome! lovely Old Jack with gorgeous Handles. If that Main is anything like my older HJ's, that will sharpen easy, and dangerously sharp- Love it! Someone loved that Pen blade- and yet still lots left over to serve you.

Knivolf Knivolf -What a great example of an all Steel I*XL Hawk!
 
My four prewar Robesons gathered together: two in bone, two in celluloid.

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J jnevill - you can't beat an old Scout eh1 - some time you should place these knives in this thread here- it's a great thread, and if you get bored one day- start going through it, there may be some loss in the earlier posts as we get now because of the change in the last image sight - but be patient as you go through and you will come across some nice knives in there by so m any of our Traditional friends here.

Let's see your Scout/Camp knives

So I did the usual searching and didn't find one cohesive thread to discuss the Scout/Camp knife style of knives (forgive me if there is one and I have missed it). I find this type of knife very interesting, many useful tools on the knife. Not many makers these days do a good camp knife. I've...
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Slice-and-dice Slice-and-dice - there is a Boker Thread floating around if you wanted to ask any questions there, The Thread was started by Herder who in no doubt knows a lot more than anyone else about Boker- he and Ricky May did so much research on Boker, so by all means post on here....


Jeff my friend, I remember you posting your pleasure when receiving that Butter and Molasses Jack - I can see why, a nice grouping there, man the Bone on the Top Jack looks gorgeous!

Rufus1949 Rufus1949 - what a couple of handsome Woodens there! Nice!
 
Campbellclanman said:
J jnevill - you can't beat an old Scout eh1 - some time you should place these knives in this thread here- it's a great thread, and if you get bored one day- start going through it, there may be some loss in the earlier posts as we get now because of the change in the last image sight - but be patient as you go through and you will come across some nice knives in there by so m any of our Traditional friends here.

Let's see your Scout/Camp knives

So I did the usual searching and didn't find one cohesive thread to discuss the Scout/Camp knife style of knives (forgive me if there is one and I have missed it). I find this type of knife very interesting, many useful tools on the knife. Not many makers these days do a good camp knife. I've...
www.bladeforums.com www.bladeforums.com

Slice-and-dice Slice-and-dice - there is a Boker Thread floating around if you wanted to ask any questions there, The Thread was started by Herder who in no doubt knows a lot more than anyone else about Boker- he and Ricky May did so much research on Boker, so by all means post on here....


Jeff my friend, I remember you posting your pleasure when receiving that Butter and Molasses Jack - I can see why, a nice grouping there, man the Bone on the Top Jack looks gorgeous!

Rufus1949 Rufus1949 - what a couple of handsome Woodens there! Nice!
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Sorry Duncan...my mind was wandering. Don't know where Leon came from.
 
Oldie..... Not the most attractive Joseph Rodgers one can find, but never the less a cool one!

A neat old Pruner with a tensioned handle you see for the Cutters, the spring tension simply holds the Handle on a punched out concaved tag where the hole you see, the Handle rests in perfectly, works very similar to a Liner Lock. Simple when one see's it, but to come up with a genius thought originally - love it!

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Finally received this Ulster stockman on Monday but I get home from work when it's almost dark, so I couldn't take pictures before ... All steel and a little lackkuster, I must say. But the bone is nice and the blades appear to be unsharpened. One can still see the etch on the main blade: Craftsman Hammer Forged 9528. 1940s, I assume?

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ISKRA said:
Finally received this Ulster stockman on Monday but I get home from work when it's almost dark, so I couldn't take pictures before ... All steel and a little lackkuster, I must say. But the bone is nice and the blades appear to be unsharpened. One can still see the etch on the main blade: Craftsman Hammer Forged 9528. 1940s, I assume?

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My Craftsman must be an Ulster - made knife!! The similarities with yours are a strong indicator!! Very slight serpentine shape, similar Bone handles!!!?Poss Ulster 3.jpgPoss Ulster 1.jpgPoss Ulster 2.jpg
 
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