"Old Knives"

[majorpain1]

Took me quite a while to get all the holes filled but it was a lot of fun. I'm still on the lookout for an Uncle Henry 897UH stockman at a good price. I've got the Old Timer equivalent in its spot.

 

[waynorth]

Charlie - the depth of those high end Budding and Grafting knives was real candy for the eye.

That Beautifully Jigged Bone New York Budding Knife is a standout IMO.

Another great knife that stood out to me ( as if all the others weren't something to talk about) that Stag handled Tourzalin ( that's what I can kind of make out on the blade).

Glad you like them, Duncan!!
And yes, the Stag is a Tourzalin!!

 

[holo07]

 

[Oldy]

This one is a little different because it is FIXED.

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That is a unique style,I'm curious how that would be carried or was it intended to be left on the work bench.

 

[SteveC]

Keen Kutter Cattle

 

[tongueriver]

Cal - amazing additions, just right up there my friend!

Cal, that fixed blade - can I still see a join of the blade to the spine in the 4th and 8th photos down from top? Looks like it doesn't it?

Yes; there is a joint. Generally marketed to florists' shops. Probably a bench knife as usually operated. Only one I have ever seen.