"Old Knives"

[lambertiana]

Barry,I know at least one other fella besides me that would love that Maher and Grosh.:thumbup:

You can count me in that group. That M&G is fabulous!

 

[Jack Black]

Charles it goes without saying.

Barry,great score.

Mike ,another beauty.

:thumbup:

Outstanding knives fellers, some real gems in this thread :thumbup:

 

[Campbellclanman]

Lyle, I heavily suspect I know who that chap is, but as Lambertiana said, count me in on that list for sure!!!
Man I cant believe how much of a Tank the M&G is!

 

[blademan 13]

Continuing with the Maher & Grosh theme


Love to see some more!

 

[Gevonovich]

Barry and Blademan

Just outstanding knives and those Razor etches are soooo nice:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Augie]

Several really nice old knives posted lately, thanks for sharing.
This one is a neat little knife, wife got it at the local Tuesday night auction in a grab bag of knives. Appears to be a small pocket knife for nail care. It is very well made, German,appears to be stamped, Aug Mulle, Sohne Germany, still nice and tight. Put a picture in with it next to a GEC 77 for size.

 

[Peregrin]

Nice little Lobster pattern, Augie.

 

[Augie]

Thanks Gary, nice to know this pattern has a name, learn something new every day on this forum.

 

[Jack Black]

Yes, very nice Sleeveboard Lobster Augie, great find

 

[kootenay joe]

Here is a 3 1/2" Swell Center 2 blade Razor Point Jack knife marked "Cast Steel" on the master flats and on the tang the logo of a crown with "K & M" under it.

If you can add anything towards it's ID please go to BRL forum and post in my thread there.
thanks, eh, kj

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks for posting that very unusual knife here Joe :thumbup:

Here's a link to the BRL thread: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1262387-Old-Swell-Center-Jack-Cast-Steel

 

[Campbellclanman]

Im with Jack :thumbup: Agie, Joe Two greats there Guys, Augie the Stag is absolutely gorgeous on the Lobster- thats a real neat wee knife!!

Joe = Now thats interesting!!! I would LOVE to find out more about that knife.....

 

[67nick]

Here's a nice old Challenge Cut Co whittler with real nice jigged bone covers, tapered back center liner, and wharncliffe main. In person this one really feels like an old Schrade for some reason... :thumbup:

Challenge Cut Co Bridgeport Conn: 1867 - 1928

 

[gunstockjack]

That is a beautiful old dogleg whittler! Really pretty! Would it be considered a Norfolk Whittler?

 

[kootenay joe]

kj

 

[kootenay joe]

"Gent's' as one of secondaries is a Manicure blade.

kj

 

[67nick]

Seems there's been a lot of MOP contributions to this amazing thread lately so here's a few of mine...

This is one of my absolute favorites in my MOP whittler stash. For a nice old whittler this beauty has it all and a very rare bird to match!!!

Northfield KN CO. : 1858-1919

This one was a salesman sample and still has some catalog numbers on the back of the main blade. Unfortunately I forgot to take a pic of the pile side of the blades, dang it. Not sure of the age on this one or what the whittler pattern would be considered. I was told it was made in the 1920's and I'm guessing you could call it a humpback whittler, either way she's a beauty IMHO!!! :thumbup:

Utica Cutlery Co Utica, NY

 

[blademan 13]

GREAT knives, gents!

Love the worn bone on the Challenge and the Walden bone is impeccable as always.

That Northfield is wonderful and the MOP on the Utica outstanding!

Here is a shot of another Utica, a Miller and an Empire

 

[liamstrain]

Seems there's been a lot of MOP contributions to this amazing thread lately so here's a few of mine...

This is one of my absolute favorites in my MOP whittler stash. For a nice old whittler this beauty has it all and a very rare bird to match!!!

Northfield KN CO. : 1858-1919

Great little MOP whittler. I have a Mosley in the same pattern, though yours is in better shape.

 

[kootenay joe]

This one from Germany has very nice Stag. 3 5/8" J.S.Holler/Adolph Blaich San Francisco

kj