"Old Knives"

Nice knives.I really like the checkering look on that bone on the Rodgers.The folder's special for my taste.
 
You guys have some wonderful farmers jacks. I only have one. It is a Camillus Cutlery Co New-York. Brown wood handle scales and not sure but may be from 1915-1918>?
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Nice knife chouse,even more to my taste than Rick's folder.:)Nice photography.Thanks Charlie for helping bring it out.:D
 
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Wow, Rick, that old New Orleans folder is a real gem. In such great condition, and very unique! Definitely looks like it bears no small amount of French/Spanish influence (appropriate for down in the bayou, I guess). Thanks for showing!

chouse, that's a real sweetheart. :thumbup:
 
Rick, I too am really enamored with that folder!! Any time you want to post more pictures of it,please don't hesitate
 
By request

Holley "Nurserymens" knife. 3 3/4"







Which pose do you like best Mr G? Serious this time.:)
 
wlfryjr said:
By request

Holley "Nurserymens" knife. 3 3/4"



Which pose do you like best Mr G? Serious this time.:)
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This pose shows off its curves, IMHO Emphasizes the dimensions well. We also get a good look at the blades, liners and shield, and the fact that at least one blade has half stops. Sweeeeeet knife!!
 
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Thanks.I'm blessed. I think you're right ,and that pose.... poses less stress on the knife too.:D
 
Had this one in another thread, didn't think to cross-post it at the time.

H. Boker & Co's Improved Cutlery ~ 4 blade oval pen w/pearl covers ~ 3 3/8" ~ early 1900s (estimated)

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I was pleased to pick up this old Kastor & Co Doctor's Knife yesterday :)





 
Thanks fellers. Yeah, I think it goes back a bit. Still absolutely solid, not a fraction of blade play or a smidgen of light.

Nice find on the Beekman Mr G :thumbup:
 
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