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Sorry did not see this before now. I googled the address on the package and yes...Yonkers. Looks like a very cool place !
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Sorry did not see this before now. I googled the address on the package and yes...Yonkers. Looks like a very cool place !
Luger1952
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Robeson vintage folders. ALL are I believe pre WWII.
Pocket Eze shields with red back ground and noted for sunken joints.
No-Rustain shields with blue back ground and noted for stainless blades.
Mastercraft shields black ground and noted for bronze bearing on tangs.
Lloyd
Pocket Eze shields with red back ground and noted for sunken joints.
No-Rustain shields with blue back ground and noted for stainless blades.
Mastercraft shields black ground and noted for bronze bearing on tangs.
Lloyd
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WOW Lloyd!!! just WOW
:thumbup: what STUNNING knives you have Lloyd, sorry to sound like a broken record but I always enjoy what you post:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
:thumbup: what STUNNING knives you have Lloyd, sorry to sound like a broken record but I always enjoy what you post:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
black mamba
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Really nice lineup, Lloyd!
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Lloyd, a Robeson or two is impressive that group is spectacular! Wow!!! Thank you for sharing them with us! -James
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I hafta agree with Paul, those are stunning examples, I especially like the MASTERCRAFT shield and the EO Jack, thanks for sharing Lloyd.
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Lloyd,
Wonderful knives, may we see more of them when you get the chance?
Herder,
Great swing guard example you have there. Somebody has handled that one with kid gloves:thumbup:
Wonderful knives, may we see more of them when you get the chance?
Herder,
Great swing guard example you have there. Somebody has handled that one with kid gloves:thumbup:
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Lloyd and Herder your Robesons are stunning
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Lloyd, well my friend....what can one say when seeing such a line up of beaut Robeson's!!! Outstanding my friend- Outstanding That would be like looking at Charlie Noyes edc box Im thinking!!
Paul- that Robeson of yours my friend - I just sneaked back and had a wee peek again!- Whew! Just lovely.
Herder matey- The Stag on the Swing Guard is gorgeous!
Paul- that Robeson of yours my friend - I just sneaked back and had a wee peek again!- Whew! Just lovely.
Herder matey- The Stag on the Swing Guard is gorgeous!
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Llyod
What a selection from one of the finest companies to grace the stage! Have a look at that bone. I too would like to see more of a select few if your of a mind.
Herder
I have never owner a swing guard and that one sure is a gem. A museum piece indeed
What a selection from one of the finest companies to grace the stage! Have a look at that bone. I too would like to see more of a select few if your of a mind.
Herder
I have never owner a swing guard and that one sure is a gem. A museum piece indeed
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Luger, Great group of Robeson folders!!!
Here is a folding guard model.
BEAUTIFUL Neal!!! I love the opposing sweep on the guard, the saber blade and great covers
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Anyone know anything about this Wostenholm jack knife? I got it last summer at a flea market for two 20 dollar bills. Seemed old enough and in great shape. It's not immaculate but it's probably my favorite flea market find.
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Pretty nice find Northshore . Just beautiful covers on it and I really like that blade .
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Robeson vintage folders. ALL are I believe pre WWII.
Pocket Eze shields with red back ground and noted for sunken joints.
No-Rustain shields with blue back ground and noted for stainless blades.
Mastercraft shields black ground and noted for bronze bearing on tangs.
Lloyd
Fabulous knives! They are hard to find in any condition, let alone your excellent examples.
Herder, your ulster is a wonderful example of aesthetic design.
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I thought I'd post up a few pictures. I can do some of these in more detail but cant recall what I've posted here in the past.
First up is my collection of Challenge Cutlery knives...I have quite a few now. I also have some interesting linking razors from when they were back in Sheffield, England if others are interested:
Here are also some Southington Cutlery knives from the same time and area in CT. In particular I love their TINY knives and my favorite is the tiny one in Tortoise shell:
Last up is a nice Ibberson knife I acquired recently...so minty!
First up is my collection of Challenge Cutlery knives...I have quite a few now. I also have some interesting linking razors from when they were back in Sheffield, England if others are interested:
Here are also some Southington Cutlery knives from the same time and area in CT. In particular I love their TINY knives and my favorite is the tiny one in Tortoise shell:
Last up is a nice Ibberson knife I acquired recently...so minty!