Rare knives...

[Buckeye Sharp]

Rarely ever see a 26, much less in (I’m guessing)

Also, I don’t think Ive ever seen a 2” ruler! Two adorable tools

Thank ya, sir! The 261212 is Interior Mammoth, but if the blade etch were gone, it could probably pass for . The 2" rule was in an old machinist tool box I acquired. Grateful to have found both!

 

[AusLoX]

My most rare knives are factory 2nds or blems. Not many produced…depending on the manufacturer I suppose.

 

[BOHAWG]

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

72110LB Cody Scout in Dark Red Jig Bone, 1 of 3

 

[Alex.Y.]

72110LB Cody Scout in Dark Red Jig Bone, 1 of 3
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Stunning! What's the bead material?

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

Stunning! What's the bead material?

Thanks, Alex...It's a chunk of leftover mammoth tusk from a friend that does recovers.

 

[PatrickP08]

The holy grail...

 

[BOHAWG]

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[Buckeye Sharp]

1 of ???

 

[Jakeywax31]

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You truly have a remarkable collection, Bryon. This 35 is really drool worthy.

 

[BOHAWG]

 

[Augie]

Beer Scout with spear main, SFA in 2015 if I remember right, maybe 1of 5 in smooth white bone.

 

[Augie]

For vintage knives one of the rarest are the Nagle Reblade Company knives, only in business 1916 and 1917 if I'm remembering right. A knife design you could swap blades.

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

You truly have a remarkable collection, Bryon. This 35 is really drool worthy.

Much appreciated, Paul! I've enjoyed collecting knives as well as the connections and friendships made over the years. That 35 is one of my favorites from the stash!

For vintage knives one of the rarest are the Nagle Reblade Company knives, only in business 1916 and 1917 if I'm remembering right. A knife design you could swap blades.

That Nagle is a stunner, John...How's the fit/action on the blades when installed in the frame? Did they make those "Automotive Kits" with the various interchangeable blades in a roll-up or folding pouch?

 

[jfk1110]

For vintage knives one of the rarest are the Nagle Reblade Company knives, only in business 1916 and 1917 if I'm remembering right. A knife design you could swap blades.


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That is an awesome piece..........Thank you for sharing it....

 

[Augie]

Much appreciated, Paul! I've enjoyed collecting knives as well as the connections and friendships made over the years. That 35 is one of my favorites from the stash!



That Nagle is a stunner, John...How's the fit/action on the blades when installed in the frame? Did they make those "Automotive Kits" with the various interchangeable blades in a roll-up or folding pouch?

The action and fit is just like any other vintage jack, excellent, you can't even tell the blades are replaceable. They did not have an automotive kit as far as I know.

Picture of salesman sample blade selection, not my picture.

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

That's super cool, Augie Maybe we could talk Bill into producing a GEC version with replaceable blades?

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

1 of 5

 

[black mamba]

Here are a few of the really rare Cubans from GEC.

1 of 5 only in grits & molasses acrylic from 2007

1 of 4 only in antique amber bone from 2008

1 of 4 only in ancient kauri wood from 2011

 

[BOHAWG]

GEC 2006