"Old Knives"

[Gevonovich]

Vince, just beautiful!! I was wondering if we could see the open shots of the top, bottom and far right? The bottom and the far right ones look similiar to a Beekman I have and have never seen another like it. The top one just because

Thanks either way!

 

[VCM3]

Vince, just beautiful!! I was wondering if we could see the open shots of the top, bottom and far right? The bottom and the far right ones look similiar to a Beekman I have and have never seen another like it. The top one just because

Thanks either way!

I'm just about 100% sure all of those knives have been posted in this thread,Happy Hunting :thumbup:

 

[VCM3]

Safe,Happy & Prosperous New Year to All

Vince, just beautiful!! I was wondering if we could see the open shots of the top, bottom and far right? The bottom and the far right ones look similiar to a Beekman I have and have never seen another like it. The top one just because

Thanks either way!

I'm just about 100% sure all of those knives have been posted in this thread,Happy Hunting :thumbup:

Here's the names if you should search them in the thread :


Bottom :
IXL George Wostenholm 5" Jigged Bone Anglo Saxon Whittler

Above Bottom :
Ixl George Wostenholm Stag 4 " wharncliff whittler

Top :
American Shear and Knife Tortoise 4 1/4" swell center whittler

Below Top :
J. Nowill & Sons Pearl 3 7/8" champagne pattern

Left:
Ulster Stag 4 5/8" folding dirk

Inside Left:
Joseph Rodgers & Sons Ivory miniature 2 1/4" half congress ( fits inside soda straw )

Right:
Joseph Rodgers & Sons Horn 4 5/8" Anglo Saxon Whittler

Inside Right:
Christopher Johnson Tortoise Miniature 1 7/8" 3 thick keychain or fob knife w/eye

 

[Gevonovich]

Here's the names if you should search them in the thread :


Bottom :
IXL George Wostenholm 5" Jigged Bone Anglo Saxon Whittler

Above Bottom :
Ixl George Wostenholm Stag 4 " wharncliff whittler

Top :
American Shear and Knife Tortoise 4 1/4" swell center whittler

Below Top :
J. Nowill & Sons Pearl 3 7/8" champagne pattern

Left:
Ulster Stag 4 5/8" folding dirk

Inside Left:
Joseph Rodgers & Sons Ivory miniature 2 1/4" half congress ( fits inside soda straw )

Right:
Joseph Rodgers & Sons Horn 4 5/8" Anglo Saxon Whittler

Inside Right:
Christopher Johnson Tortoise Miniature 1 7/8" 3 thick keychain or fob knife w/eye

Super kind of you to do this, Vince!!! I was already going through the thread again and what a treat; so many divine knives!! I really appreciate your time in putting together the descriptions!! The knowledge we get here is priceless!! Thanks again

 

[wagglebee]

Those are fantastic Vince, do you have any open pictures of the Wostenholm wharncliff whittler?

 

[VCM3]

Those are fantastic Vince, do you have any open pictures of the Wostenholm wharncliff whittler?

Yes , as it states , those knives named are in this thread in detail,both pictures & descriptions. I listed the names to make it easier to search the thread to find them

 

[wagglebee]

Yes , as it states , those knives named are in this thread in detail,both pictures & descriptions. I listed the names to make it easier to search the thread to find them

Thanks Vince.

 

[puukkoman]

Wow, Vince, that tortoise swell center is really something else! I've never seen anything like it!
...I think I'm in looooove....

 

[Jack Black]

Outstanding set of knives Vince, absolutely spectacular :thumbup:

 

[roseskunk]

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Wallkill River. Made by NY Knife.

 

[Brian.Evans]

I'd love to see a shot of the spine of that Wallkill River knife. It looks super thin.

 

[chuko]

Here is my OLD New York Knife Swell center (Tuxedo) whittler with Tortoise shell covers.

Charles

 

[Gevonovich]

What a treat to see a Wallkill River in such fine condition, rosekunk!! Thank you!!!

Charles, you gotta love a Jenny Lind of that beauty!!

 

[chuko]

Here is a very early New York Knife small congress with the oval stamp. Knife is 2 3/4" closed.

Charles

 

[roseskunk]

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Here's the spine on that Wallkill River. It is really thin, I suppose to save money on the material. Tight as can be, no gaps though it looks as though there are... it's really a nice knife.

 

[roseskunk]

While I'm at it, here's a nice old Keen Kutter.

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[singin50]

WOW, beautiful array of knives guys! :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Chief]

Posted elsewhere, but this fine old I*XL belongs here too.

 

[Campbellclanman]

Charles, absolutely beautiful - well conditioned knives, its a pleasure too view them, thank you for that!

That's a lovely old Jack you have Roseskunk-I have one near exact as that, beautiful knives with gorgeous Bone....


John, that I*XL is just beautiful - Wow! what stunning Stag!

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Wow guys, great looking knives. As good as the new production knives, hey don't come near these oldies.
Mike