show your celluloid

[tongueriver]

Here is one to start the thread, an Hibbard Spencer and Bartlett OVB (our very best) little cattle knife.

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[tongueriver]

I did say celluloid, not cellulite! C'mon folks; show your Frank Busters or anything else that's cute and cool!

 

[comoha]

The only one I own. Marked "Pavian Cutlery, St. Paul, Minn."

 

[Rupestris]

This is my only Celluloid clad knife. A Buck Creek in Cracked Ice. I rescued it from an old tackle box. A fair amount of the tip on the main blade had been broken off. I did what I could to squeeze a little more life out of it.

 

[navihawk]

A Camco jack......

Utica office knife....

Boker USA...

A small Ulster...

And the kids...

 

[tongueriver]

Those are great. Love cracked ice, especially in Margaritas. Dennis, I know you have some wonderful GEC acrylics out there wanting some exhibitionist time! Meanwhile, here are some Schrade butter and molasses examples.

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[Dornblaser]

Here is one to start the thread, an Hibbard Spencer and Bartlett OVB (our very best) little cattle knife.

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What is that spiral "blade" on the Hibbard used for?

 

[Will Power]

A Camco jack......

Boker USA...

I really admire this one:thumbup:
Kind of 'live' version of GEC's Dead Skunk acrylic
Very nice pattern too, thanks for displaying it.
That's a good looking Jack too.

 

[LKJW]

Not the greatest pic, but a cool knife.

 

[tongueriver]

That Boker USA is really nice. My Dad had a fountain pen a little like that in the 1920"s. DornBlaser, the spiral "blade" is a leather punch. We are still waiting for Dennis Strickland's acrylics, but he has already done a thread on them, so maybe stick with celluloid, the good old explosive stuff.

 

[Dornblaser]

We have a number of fountain pens which would fit into this thread. I wonder if any of the celluloid knives were ever made to be a companion to a pen, or other carried item?

- David

 

[TLARbb]

I've got and had quite a bit of Bulldog celluloid and Fight'n Rooster Celluloid.

A stockman and trapper in Purple Swirl:

I think the guy I bought this off of called it "paisly", but doesn't really look like that to me. Looks more like "leaves", but anyway here it is:

Here is a transition half congress with "waterfall" scales:

A tiny Fight'n Rooster 4 blade congress with "Christmas" scales:

Some cell handled canoes:

Some cell handled stockmen:

And a couple Y2K Bulldogs with "broken chain" cell.

I think that's pretty much it.

Nope, I thought of one more, actually two more, but I'll have to make a photo to show them to you.

Ed

 

[DennisStrickland]

toungeriver i'll post the gec acrylics but i do'nt know if you guys want the new acrylics when you are showing these older real celluloids.
dennis

 

[PocketEdge]

Here's an Imperial Prov. R.I. I picked up recently.

 

[navihawk]

Here's a Camillus peanut. I think its jigged celluloid.

A closeup of one of the little ones. No name on these

Another wrapped....

And a couple more shots of the Camco...

This thing is a bit different.

 

[comoha]

Another wrapped....

I love this one Steve. That fish shield is killer. I'm gonna hunt for one like that. :thumbup:

 

[navihawk]

Thanks Corey, and thanks guys for the other comps. You should be able to get one of those Imperials pretty easy and cheap too. They're all over the place.

 

[IVANKERLEY]

From Left to right:
Camilus #33 E/o Jack
Camillus #5 Fishermans Luck
Kent Jack (camillus) Ugliest cell stag ever
Imperial ? Green /black jack
Colonial Peanut?
Camillus #26 Cigar Jack
German Pen Knife (cant read the stamp)
regards
gene

 

[RetiredGuns]

I have a lot more but this Primble my Grand Dad gave to me 40 years a go is dear to me. It seemed old then and one of the only knives of his to never see a grinder!

 

[LKJW]

I love this one Steve. That fish shield is killer. I'm gonna hunt for one like that. :thumbup:

I love that knife, too. Got some fish knives, but without the "flippers".