"Old Knives"

[waynorth]

Photo-shopped rockman0 pic for you...

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Thanks Kevin.
Rob, I was wondering if it had "ENGLAND" marked on it anywhere??
rockman0

 

[Campbellclanman]

Nice Scouts Kev my friend! Each one of those Knives is a true Classic.

 

[rockman0]

Thanks Kevin, good job on the photoshop pic That is quite the haul on the scouts

Photo-shopped rockman0 pic for you...

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Thanks Kevin.
Rob, I was wondering if it had "ENGLAND" marked on it anywhere??
rockman0

Charlie it does not have England on it any where. Kevin's pic probably shows the stamp a little clearer but here is a recycled shot from the Lambsfoot thread showing it at half stop.

 

[veitsi_poika]

Kevin, where's the Love button? . . . . Like isn't strong enough!

All grail, Kevin !!! Walkin in High Carbon

Nice Scouts Kev my friend! Each one of those Knives is a true Classic.

That is quite the haul on the scouts

Thank you folks

Gevonovich Can't believe you worked in an Alabama pun in there Well done sir

 

[herder]

Thanks, Gevonovich, Campbellclanman, JohnDF, and waynorth.
Nice old Lambsfoot from rockman0, and great old group of Scout models from V.P.

 

[waynorth]

Thanks for the extra effort, Rob!!

Thanks Kevin, good job on the photoshop pic That is quite the haul on the scouts





Charlie it does not have England on it any where. Kevin's pic probably shows the stamp a little clearer but here is a recycled shot from the Lambsfoot thread showing it at half stop.

 

[veitsi_poika]

Old Remington Barlow... as @r8shell would say, with "caramel" covers

 

[waynorth]

Yum! Caramel-covered Barlows are good!!

 

[herder]

Nice old Remington, V.P. We all like caramel.

Here is a long sleek old fishtail folder from W. H. Morley & Sons. Morley was one of the many Kastor brands and existed from the early 1900s to around 1930.
While the handle is nearly 4 inches long, the knife is quite slender and a bit wicked looking. It features nice pic-bone handles and nickel silver bolsters with a long nail pull that compliments the blade.
Morley was a American brand, but most if not all of their knives were made abroad. This one says "Germany" below the "W. H. Morley & Sons" blade stamp.

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[Campbellclanman]

Slender Stunner there my friend.
If everyone enlarges Herders Photo you will see the spectacular Jig Work of that Bone. The Bone Jig Work looks so natural- quite incredible!

 

[Gevonovich]

A truly elegant knife, Herder ! The bone looks like frosting on a cake. The lines on the knife are so pleasing to my eye

 

[waynorth]

Is it bone?? That's as close to Stag as jigged bone can be!!!
Wonderful knife, Mr. Herder!!
Thanks for showing it to us.

 

[herder]

Thanks, Campbellclaman, Gevonovich, and waynorth.
waynorth, I also thought the handles were stag when I first saw the knife, but they are indeed pic-bone, and beautifully done.

 

[eisman]

 

[waynorth]

Cool Farmer's Jack, Eisman!
Wait until Lyle sees that one!!

@wlfryjr

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Fodderwing]

Probably not terribly old but definitely out of its diapers. Just thought it was odd to have this copper spacer and pin. Any thoughts appreciated.

 

[eisman]

I like the way they set that up for pinch opening. I'll bet with practice you could "flick" it open with your thumb.

 

[Goetztalon]

Just when you thought you seen everything! Cool knife fodderwing!

 

[Fodderwing]

I like the way they set that up for pinch opening. I'll bet with practice you could "flick" it open with your thumb.

It is very easy to flick open with one hand.

Just when you thought you seen everything! Cool knife fodderwing!

Thank you!