Vintage Knife Catalogs & Ads (Images & Links Only)

[Blues]

This thread is strictly for the submission of reproductions of Vintage Knife Catalogs.

Please feel free to add pages which you have either posted previously in this sub-forum or new pages which you have not as yet posted.

Please limit this thread to the pages themselves and any necessary descriptions and dates to put them into perspective. (Such as name of company, country of origin and applicable dates.)

All discussion should take place in separately opened threads within the forum so as to maintain continuity and flow. (Off-topic posts will be removed.)

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[Blues]

Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett, 1886

Maher & Grosh, 1887

 

[Blues]

More HSB, 1886 catalog

 

[Blues]

 

[wellington]

Thomas Turner & Co, 1902

 

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[wellington]

Mick

 

[Berkley]

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[lambertiana]

Looks like you got most of my HSB 1886 pages, here are a few more:

 

[lambertiana]

More HSB 1886

Sears 1913

Sears 1924

 

[fewpop]

From 1930's era Sears catalog:
(Images courtesy of Codger_64)

 

[Berkley]

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[smiling-knife]

Wostenholm circa 1920s-1930s

 

[coyotebc]

 

[1fartsmella]

This 96 page catalog only has 1 or 2 knives per page. The first scan is a very special knife, I believe it was the first "Commemorative" knife complete with notarized documentation. Note the price of the knife $6.00. In 1915 the average weekly wage in America was $13.00. Has anyone ever seen one?

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[lambertiana]

From the 1902 Worthington catalog

 

[lambertiana]

More from 1902

 

[wellington]

Seth Birdwell Cutlery, 1971. Shows the product range of the then newly formed Rodgers/Wostenholm Grp.

Mick

 

[wellington]

These images are taken from the ARMY & NAVY STORES London 1907 catalogue, they show the entire range of pen and pocket knives retailed by the famous firm. Virtually all the knives they sold were made in Sheffield by makers such as Rodgers, Wostenholm, Thos Turners etc.

Mick