Hear, Hear!!!!
H & B, New Britain, Conn!
Stands for Humason and Beckley!!
ca. 1852 to 1916!!View attachment 2081443View attachment 2081444
Nice blade stamp, and the blade pull on a 1 to 10 scale is about 11 1/2!!!
I was just having beers in New Britain last week… never would have known it was home to a cutlery company! Sounds like I was born in the right place, in the wrong century. Beautiful specimen.H & B, New Britain, Conn!
And Thank you my friend!! It's amazing how a knife can exist for over a century with little wear!!Thank you Charlie, that's a beauty my friend
Thanks Mr. Sorenson!!I was just having beers in New Britain last week… never would have known it was home to a cutlery company! Sounds like I was born in the right place, in the wrong century. Beautiful specimen.
Yes indeed Charlie!And Thank you my friend!! It's amazing how a knife can exist for over a century with little wear!!
Still a looker JerProbably my favorite, mere plastic though the handles be.
Though I'm not sure there's a slipjoint pattern less in need of a liner lock.
Great collection!!Burnt Orange, Ebony, Chechen, Camel, East Indian Rose Wood, Micarta, Orange Delrin, GITD
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Great gathering of JRs!!!Four with the Joseph Rodgers mark, nowt fancy
Thanks Charlie, nothing special I'm afraidGreat gathering of JRs!!!
I still like 'em!!Thanks Charlie, nothing special I'm afraid
Thanks CharlieI still like 'em!!
Nice Russell, John!! Russell made a range of knives, beside zillions of Barlows!!!Been awhile since I added a pruner to the pile, found a nice Russell with full blade and really nice wood.