"Old Knives"

d.parker · Feb 18, 2008

A couple old Remingtons.
First a Muskrat

Second a Hawkbill

waynorth · Feb 18, 2008

Nice Remingtons, dpzer! It's nice to see an upscale Hawk!!

p1123 · Feb 18, 2008

I can't see the second blade on the muskrat

smiling-knife · Feb 19, 2008

Those knives are really nice dpzer....great bone scales.

This is the English version of Waynorth's Schrade budding/prunning knife from a few posts ago.

d.parker · Feb 19, 2008

Great old Saynor S-K. That Stag looks as good as day one.

VCM3 · Feb 19, 2008

Nice knives on the start of another page & Thanks for keeping it going
-Vince

VCM3 · Feb 19, 2008

dpzer,those Remingtons are really cool.Thanks for showing them

Here is a Wards 3-7/8" stockman with a punch,and it has double liners

Rivit · Feb 20, 2008

Here is a Keen Kutter barlow that I have had for a while but never got around to posting.

navihawk · Feb 20, 2008

That Wards Stockman is great.The worked liners and the way the blades lay in, not to mention the squareness of the thing, it has alot going on.That one was someones favorite.

JatMat · Feb 20, 2008

Back in its day this was an EDC for lots of folks, Press Button Knife Co, Cira around 19?? to 1923, me thinks.

James

Rivit · Feb 20, 2008

If I'm not mistaken the Press Button Knife Co. stamp was only used until 1923. I always loved the buttons in the bolsters on these. - Dan

navihawk · Feb 20, 2008

The bone on that thing is incredible.

JatMat · Feb 20, 2008

Rivit said:
If I'm not mistaken the Press Button Knife Co. stamp was only used until 1923. I always loved the buttons in the bolsters on these. - Dan

Thank You, I have never taken time to look it up, a friend of mine gave me this knife, it had been in his grandfathers trunk for years, that was in 1969, and I have had it since, The springs still are strong and it snaps open well. It was wrapped in wax paper of some sort. Fairly pristine and unused. I do appreciate the information.
James

d.parker · Feb 20, 2008

A couple Tested XX (1920-40) A XX (1940-64) These Knives are all Board Knives.
First A Tested XX 2217 3 7/8" Half Hawk

Second a Tested XX 2231 1/2 3 3/4" Long pull

Last A Case XX 230551/2 PU A very rare Knife.

waynorth · Feb 20, 2008

Nice old Case knives dpzer! I particularly like the Cattle knife!

smiling-knife · Feb 21, 2008

Great looking knives dpzer. This Thomas Turner & Co is similar to the first in your last post... maybe a little older I think. It has the flush-end construction shown earlier in this thread.

VCM3 · Feb 21, 2008

A big thanks to everyone for all the images

This knife is in very excellent condition,you can see.And the large bone scales are magnificent

d.parker · Feb 21, 2008

Man thats a dandy Vince!!!

JatMat · Feb 21, 2008

dpzer said:
Man thats a dandy Vince!!!

Give Vince a double on that!
James

fewpop · Feb 21, 2008

Sweet one Vince. That Catt'l purr 4 sure!

Have a double, and a Havana, and put it on Jim's tab.