So I made the Wanenmacher show in Tulsa last Saturday. Sheer number of tables and people can be overwhelming, especially if you're like me and not a fan of crowds.
I didn't get to spend the time I would have liked to, and didn't get to all the tables I intended to because my day was unexpectedly cut short. However, I was able to sell a few things, and pick up a few.
Probably nothing special, but here's the knives I brought home:
Clockwise starting at 1 o'clock they are:
1. Case Farmer Jack, 62048SP, tang stamp puts it '40-'65 I think, tip was broken on main blade, repro filed and cleaned up a lot of rust.
2. Camillus Deluxe small stockman, 83, Camillus New York USA, good shape I think, coined liners.
3. Camillus barlow, 11, Camillus New York USA, I like the bone on this one.
4. Boker Tree Brand barlow, 493, no tang stamp, the bolster stamp is really cool. This one was really rusty, took a while to clean up.
5. Boker Tree Brand half whittler, 82189, Boker USA, half whittler are one of my favorite patterns.
6. Boker large single blade jack, no pattern number, Boker Solingen Germany Inox, this one reminds me of the 712 my father-in-law carries.
I didn't get to spend the time I would have liked to, and didn't get to all the tables I intended to because my day was unexpectedly cut short. However, I was able to sell a few things, and pick up a few.
Probably nothing special, but here's the knives I brought home:
Clockwise starting at 1 o'clock they are:
1. Case Farmer Jack, 62048SP, tang stamp puts it '40-'65 I think, tip was broken on main blade, repro filed and cleaned up a lot of rust.
2. Camillus Deluxe small stockman, 83, Camillus New York USA, good shape I think, coined liners.
3. Camillus barlow, 11, Camillus New York USA, I like the bone on this one.
4. Boker Tree Brand barlow, 493, no tang stamp, the bolster stamp is really cool. This one was really rusty, took a while to clean up.
5. Boker Tree Brand half whittler, 82189, Boker USA, half whittler are one of my favorite patterns.
6. Boker large single blade jack, no pattern number, Boker Solingen Germany Inox, this one reminds me of the 712 my father-in-law carries.
