Gettin' Jiggy With It - Jigged Bone Photos

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Awesome, Kevin!

 

Lamplough Cutlery, Germany

 

Thank you !

 

to you too Al, you have some outstanding knives!

 

Wowser! That knife found a home in this thread Dwight

 

Thanks Kevin. I can't figure out who made this knife. Anthony Carter's "German Knife and Sword Makers" makes no mention of Lamplough Cutlery.

 

Some Schrade examples

 

Another PAL

 

Could be a house brand made by one of the Solingen cutleries. Whoever done it, done it good!

 

@Fodderwing
I think Al is right here... figuring out a specific cutler for German and/or English knives is near impossible if it is not readily documented somewhere. Back then Germany and England had major knife "distributors" that gathered knives from dozens of different actual "cutlers" from all around the greater Solingen and Sheffield area. For example, Alfred Field & Co, a major "distributor" of knives would gather knives from different cutlers around Sheffield and would put them in classes from best quality to "good enough" quality Their top class knives would be branded "A Field & Co" and their next class was "Continental Cutlery", etc. but there was no single cutler that produced these knives. I like to think of it how farms here in the U.S. distribute their eggs and milk to a "brand" like Kemp's dairy or Eggland's Best eggs. The milk and eggs come from a collection of individual farms as opposed to one huge farm... at least around Wisconsin they do

 

Nice Paul! The first one looks like NYK jigging... are they all Schrade?

 

Here's another Lamplough @ 4 1/8 inches. I (think) I read somewhere long ago that this brand was marketed in Canada. This example has "Johnson Wires" etched and once had some gold filling in the etch.

 

Thank you Kevin. They are all schrade. The two jr cattles are stamped ulster knife co but I believe them to be schrade made.

 

I found that Canada reference too Cal, best I can tell Lamplough was an importer of knives based out of Montreal, Canada. Sounds like they were considered to have some quality kitchen cutlery too. Dwight's looks to have an advertising etch on his as well... something that ends in "Works".

 

Thanks again Kevin. Yes I neglected to say the blade etch is "John Deere Works".

Thanks for showing that Cal. This one is 4 1/8" also.

 

This is the most definitive thing I could find online

"the F.W. Lamplough Company operated in the early 1900's in Montreal, importing knives and scissors from Solingen. The company became George W. Lamplough Ltd. in 1966, and afterwards Lamplough Cutlery Limited. The corporation was dissolved in 2003."

See below "thumbnail" pic from web of a Lamplough scissors

 

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Very interesting, thanks for the info. I have never heard of Lamplough or seen any examples, of course I do live a long ways from Montreal. Something to keep my eyes open for at flea markets.