Vintage lobsters let's show'em

Actually Shurke, I was mistaken. Levine calls my knife a serpentine cande-end lobster. A dolphin lobster is also an equal end with candle-ends, but is not serpentine and is pinched near one end.
 
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Here's one from Ibberson :thumbsup:

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Lovely knives, Jack.:thumbsup: The Ibberson is a real beauty. Are those allen screws in the metal handled Ibberson?
 
Lovely knives, Jack.:thumbsup: The Ibberson is a real beauty. Are those allen screws in the metal handled Ibberson?

Thank you Dan :) I assume you mean the Rodgers? They're not Allen screws, but it's a very interesting thought :thumbsup:

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Another great thread.
Too bad that many photos from early posts are gone.

This tread is like browsing through a knife museum to me.
 
Actually Shurke, I was mistaken. Levine calls my knife a serpentine cande-end lobster. A dolphin lobster is also an equal end with candle-ends, but is not serpentine and is pinched near one end.

Thank you much for the info; I appreciate it.
 
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