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Nice collection!! Can you list the marks for us?? I love English Jacks!!
The shape of the blade/spatula on that Ulster is really cool. 
As an aside, Binney & Smith Co, noted on the spatula of the previous post, produced all kinds of pigments, paints and art supplies, including Crayola crayons!!!
Thanks, I love English Jacks as well.
Thanks, Major Pain!! I salute your list of worthy cutleries!!
I'm not a Case collector but man I like that knife!!! Great piece1920-1940 Case Red Stag Jack, 07 frame (thanks Paul)! full, solid and centered blades, really nice Red Stag covers and excellent Walk n Talk.
Great looking knifeWhy would I post this old Kent Jackknife after the stellar knives posted here already? mainly because I just rec'd in today's mail, plus they were simple knives, made by Camillus around the time of the great depression up to the 1950's. Peddled at F.W. Woolworth stores as far as history shows. I always loved the knives of my youth, Imperial Shell pocket knives were highly treasured when I was a kid. We'd usually get one from the grain elevators around home with either the elevators name or a popular seed manufactures name and logo.
I carried some old Kent, Camillus, Schrade and several other inexpensive (cheap) knives growing up, and it was a good thing they were cheap because it was like I was getting paid to lose knives
They took such a scary edge and I learned from an older man that hung out at the local Ace Hardware store the basics of knife sharpening, from there, I was obsessed to carry a sharp knife. I still look for knives that remind me of my youth and when I saw this Kent, I pulled the trigger and got it for a very cheap price. I oiled and sharpened it already and dropped it in my pocket. Both blade are solid with no play and the main in
s centered with the pen being darn close. Most Kent knives are pretty much trash but this one survived pretty well. I love the covers it sports as well
Why would I post this old Kent Jackknife after the stellar knives posted here already? mainly because I just rec'd in today's mail, plus they were simple knives, made by Camillus around the time of the great depression up to the 1950's. Peddled at F.W. Woolworth stores as far as history shows. I always loved the knives of my youth, Imperial Shell pocket knives were highly treasured when I was a kid. We'd usually get one from the grain elevators around home with either the elevators name or a popular seed manufactures name and logo.
I carried some old Kent, Camillus, Schrade and several other inexpensive (cheap) knives growing up, and it was a good thing they were cheap because it was like I was getting paid to lose knives
They took such a scary edge and I learned from an older man that hung out at the local Ace Hardware store the basics of knife sharpening, from there, I was obsessed to carry a sharp knife. I still look for knives that remind me of my youth and when I saw this Kent, I pulled the trigger and got it for a very cheap price. I oiled and sharpened it already and dropped it in my pocket. Both blade are solid with no play and the main in
s centered with the pen being darn close. Most Kent knives are pretty much trash but this one survived pretty well. I love the covers it sports as well
Dan I love them both! That I*XL is a killer that is is in very nice shape, but let's take nothing away from that Needham either, That is in great condition!, Two very nice Lambsfoot knives there my friend! Well done!
Why would I post this old Kent Jackknife after the stellar knives posted here already? mainly because I just rec'd in today's mail, plus they were simple knives, made by Camillus around the time of the great depression up to the 1950's. Peddled at F.W. Woolworth stores as far as history shows. I always loved the knives of my youth, Imperial Shell pocket knives were highly treasured when I was a kid. We'd usually get one from the grain elevators around home with either the elevators name or a popular seed manufactures name and logo.
I carried some old Kent, Camillus, Schrade and several other inexpensive (cheap) knives growing up, and it was a good thing they were cheap because it was like I was getting paid to lose knives
They took such a scary edge and I learned from an older man that hung out at the local Ace Hardware store the basics of knife sharpening, from there, I was obsessed to carry a sharp knife. I still look for knives that remind me of my youth and when I saw this Kent, I pulled the trigger and got it for a very cheap price. I oiled and sharpened it already and dropped it in my pocket. Both blade are solid with no play and the main in
s centered with the pen being darn close. Most Kent knives are pretty much trash but this one survived pretty well. I love the covers it sports as well
