"Old Knives"

[VCM3]

Wow,this thread is crankin' now & Thanks for all the additions.

Here's a Remington 3" pen,with pearl,older stamp

 

[VCM3]

Here's an Imperial fish knife,for advertisement & it has clam shell bolsters & I think,crackled ice celluloid,either way,throw in that pop top popper & It's Cott to be Good!

 

[VCM3]

How 'bout a Case XX Sailors rigging knife & marlin spike combo....

 

[VCM3]

An IXL Bowie,look at this one,cool...

And look at this,a Taylor Eye Witness WWII era dagger, bought , carried , and used by British and U.S. troops

 

[ea42]

Man you guys are coming up with some beauts! Vince what a variety!
Here's an HSB that was I believe a contract knife done by Joseph Allen and Son's, and below that a handful of daddy barlows:

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Eric

 

[waynorth]

I really like the I*XL Bowie! Great knife!
And here's a relative of the "drinking fisherman's" knife from Schrade!

 

[waynorth]

Nice patina-ed barlows, Eric!!!

 

[VCM3]

Here's another dagger..
Rodgers Dagger WWII era, bought, carried and used by Brithis and U.S. soldiers in WWII

 

[pvicenzi]

Wow, those are nice. Just goes to show that lock strenght doen't matter because we got along just fine with no locks at all

 

[Tinbasher]

Bought this old Puma back in the 60's it's been dated to around 1947.

Richard

 

[KnifeHead]

Van Camp 3.5" Whittler...well used and taken care of. Don't have a shot of it but this knife sports parallel springs with no center liner. Etch is still visible on the master blade.

 

[gradall5200]

Sorry my pics arent nearly as good as you guys pics are. The big camillus is supposedly a world warII kitchen/chef knife the small one is Hibbard spencer bartlett &co. and the other leather handled knife is a Cattaraugus cutlery co. little valley NY. I assume the notches on the knife are for measuring, as they are exactally 1 inch apart.-Joel

 

[waynorth]

Kerry, that whittler is great. You can tell it was lovingly and recently used! It's even got some wood chips in it!
This thread is HOT!!

 

[KnifeHead]

2 15/16" Wabash Cutlery Co.(Terre Haute, IN ) Senator Pen. Can anyone tell me approximately what year this knife was made?

 

[duckman1]

Some great old knifes posted lately. Thanks.

Kerry, I'll say it was made sometime in 1923. What do I win?

 

[Rivit]

Wow, this is quite a day for this thread. Here is one made on the U.S.S. Ticonderoga during WWII. It also has a great hand made sheath with a buckle instead of a snap. Blade is 8''.

 

[DaveinNY]

While the thread is hot, let me add this old Kabar Auto. It's the original Grizzly and still snaps open like it means business.

 

[d.parker]

Nice Ole Balloon pen advertising knife Kerry. It was probably made in about 1920, they had them in stock waiting to be hafted with whosoever name...

 

[gradall5200]

Wish I could pick one of these up for $0.69 today I think I would buy a dozen or so.- Joel

 

[Berkley]

3" ivory pen, tang stamps "American Knife Co. Plymouth" - Plymouth Hollow, Conn, c. 1849-1875.