"Old Knives"

[SteveC]

Just picked up this Ulster Cattle Jr.

 

[rockman0]

A few good users have joined the party recently.
A little 3" Ulster

Scrade Cut Co with some nice slick as a button wood covers.

Schrade Cut Co, you need to wear bib overalls to carry this one!

 

[Blade Lab]

Inherited these from my dad, who passed away recently. He collected old slip joints, but I'm more of a modern folder kind of guy. Holding on to them for the memories.

 

[black mamba]

I always wanted one of those Dan Burke black lip gent's knives, but never got one. Yours is beautiful, Blade Lab.

 

[Campbellclanman]

Nice Ulster Peach Seed Steve, I too have one very kindly gifted to me by a Mr. Paul Hilborn! A treasured Knife.

Rob, Very nice additions, That Cut Co Jack- Whew! what a beauty, but that Moose takes the cake my friend!

 

[SteveC]

Nice Ulster Peach Seed Steve, I too have one very kindly gifted to me by a Mr. Paul Hilborn! A treasured Knife.

Thanks buddy !

 

[rockman0]

Thanks, Duncan

 

[majorpain1]

Robeson 1922-39 with broken secondary

https://imgur.com/4wbbKeo

 

[Campbellclanman]

Gorgeous Bone on that Beauty there M majorpain1

 

[ed_is_dead]

Robeson 1922-39 with broken secondary

https://imgur.com/4wbbKeo

If this one could talk....
What a used and all the more beautiful for it example.

 

[ed_is_dead]

Steve and Rockman the Ulster and Schrades in particular are awesome.




And in the jacket pocket still from last wk

 

[rockman0]

Steve and Rockman the Ulster and Schrades in particular are awesome.




And in the jacket pocket still from last wk

Thanks Ed,
It's good to see you posting some of your old Sheffield knives! I've got a soft spot for them myself

 

[SteveC]

Steve and Rockman the Ulster and Schrades in particular are awesome.




And in the jacket pocket still from last wk

Thanks Ed and nice pair of old Sheffield cutlery !

 

[Campbellclanman]

Agreed my friends, Thank you Ed for posting those great Ol' Sheffields!

 

[holo07]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[failbot]

In 2006 and 2007, I constructed and published a website dedicated to the collecting of Robeson Cutlery Company knives.
I utilized my own knives and also photos that I gathered on the internet, such as Ebay auctions.

The company that hosted the website inadvertently deleted all the data a few years ago and I never acquired the energy to redo it.

It can, however, be accessed via The Way Back Machine internet archive program.

I'm going to post a link here.

Bare in mind that I no longer own all the knives, as they've been to sold to others, some of which are members here.

This is for information and reference purposes only, not a "Look at me" kind of thing.

This is a photo heavy site and is most easily navigated with a PC. I'm not sure a smartphone will work correctly, as on mine,
the captions under the photos are out of place. Possibly, a phone with a larger screen will perform better.

Explore at your leisure. I still do.

https://web.archive.org/web/20081110135918/http://robesonsrme.com/

Sometimes this time machine does not work correctly. I wanted to look at information on old P. Kamphaus knives on his site, but most of them were not work. While there is time, it is better to save the site with all the information. I use this program, it works very well:

Offline Explorer Enterprise 5.9.3374 SR5 Multilanguage

 

[AlabamaKnifeMan]

Another pretty scarce knife found is this Kinfolks large hunter. Kinfolks did not make many folders and they are hard to find, this 6292 pattern is the easiest to find. Knife has close to full blades,well used but still tight with great snap. Has really nice bone, most likely Rogers bone by the look.

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Is this Kinfolks for sale?

 

[ed_is_dead]

My buddy on the walk today