"Old Knives"

Nice Keen Kutter Un-Chained Un-Chained
Here is an old Electric Jack with match strike pull
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Yes sir it was, a custom of the day is how I view the small multi blade knives of that era. Thanks :thumbsup:
North Shore said:
That knife was made by a master rockman
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Thanks Dan:thumbsup:
danno50 said:
I like that Lamplough, Kevin.:thumbsup: Must have been sold in eastern Canada, I don't remember ever seeing that brand here in Saskatchewan.
Great pictures of a beautiful knife, Rob.:thumbsup:
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I have a thing for them myself:thumbsup: Thanks
pistonsandgears said:
Sure is pretty, love a nice split back / wedge back whichever you want to call it
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danno50 said:
I like that Lamplough, Kevin.:thumbsup: Must have been sold in eastern Canada, I don't remember ever seeing that brand here in Saskatchewan.
Great pictures of a beautiful knife, Rob.:thumbsup:
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None recently spotted here in Ontario either, eyes widened.

rockman0 rockman0
Beauty Rob! master built or a lot of pride in manufacture. Amazing nonetheless.
That Northfield always grabs me as well.
Great pics my friend, and a great weekend to you:cool::thumbsup:
 
Thanks Gus, the whittler had oil left on the blades, it has the majority of it's original luster blurred by the coat of oil.

rockman0 rockman0
Beauty Rob! master built or a lot of pride in manufacture. Amazing nonetheless.
That Northfield always grabs me as well.
Great pics my friend, and a great weekend to you:cool::thumbsup:[/QUOTE]
 
waynorth said:
I am going to send the pictures to Bill, OK? - he needs to make that knife!!
Worth getting a bandaid for!!:D
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Please... YES & yes :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Last night I received a prize...
I had no idea that I was to have my finest example of a strawberry-bone Robeson.
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I understand the 40s and 50s isn’t that long ago, but for me this knife has just become THE representative of an era I’m very sorry I missed.
At least, I have this :):thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
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Charlie it’s 3 1/2” and yes of course you can send the pictures to Bill. I hope to see a Waynorth Cutlery version in the future, I believe it would be a HIT:thumbsup::thumbsup: ...There’s folks that would take several bandaids for one:D

waynorth said:
QUOTE = rockman0 - "Better pictures of the Northfield
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Real nice smaller Coke @rockmano!!:cool: How long is it??:rolleyes:
I am going to send the pictures to Bill, OK? - he needs to make that knife!!
Worth getting a bandaid for!!:D
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My pleasure :thumbsup:

Un-Chained said:
Like a time capsule Rob!
Thank you for the shares of pics, it’s also nice to see it in different lighting conditions, very purdy :oops:
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Dandy red bone, very pretty :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Un-Chained said:
Please... YES & yes :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Last night I received a prize...
I had no idea that I was to have my finest example of a strawberry-bone Robeson.
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I understand the 40s and 50s isn’t that long ago, but for me this knife has just become THE representative of an era I’m very sorry I missed.
At least, I have this :):thumbsup::thumbsup:
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