"Old Knives"

[herder]

Kevin, nice Ulster Barlow, they are good ones. You have probably seen these before but I will post them again, salesman sample set of Ulsters I got from Charlie last year, I don't think the one arm ever made it into production as it's the only one without a pattern number on the tang of main blade.


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Beautiful Schrade models, Augie, but those Ulster Barlows are incredible!!!

 

[Fodderwing]

Kevin, nice Ulster Barlow, they are good ones. You have probably seen these before but I will post them again, salesman sample set of Ulsters I got from Charlie last year, I don't think the one arm ever made it into production as it's the only one without a pattern number on the tang of main blade

I had seen em before but the shock and awe was no less intense the second time.

 

[TheChunk91]

Well earned aging all around. Walden 804 Carpenter whittler with near full blades and mellow peachseed. Circa 1948-1964

Paul, that 804 is such a beauty. I love the patina. With the early walden stamp that one is likely to be in the range of 1946-1954 or so. Around 1954 is when they started adding usa to the stamp. Are the small blades stamped as well?

 

[paulhilborn]

Paul, that 804 is such a beauty. I love the patina. With the early walden stamp that one is likely to be in the range of 1946-1954 or so. Around 1954 is when they started adding usa to the stamp. Are the small blades stamped as well?

Thanks for the info Paul, I wondered if there was a date more specific as it doesn't have 804 stamped anywhere as well, just
SCHRADE
WALDEN
NY
on all three blades

 

[paulhilborn]

Just fabulous knives Neal, Kevin and Paul!!! What glorious jigging.

Kev - wonderful wee Pen that old Boker is, and how lucky we are to have Herder agar his magnificent knives and knowledge.

Paul my friend - whew - that Knife is spectacular like Herder says that Bkade shape is awesome. Mind you so too is everything else on that beautiful knife, Schrade Peachseed just rocks!

Paul, very nice, love those 804's and not easy to find in bone.

I've got one in dark bone, it appears to me that Schrade used 2 dyes on their bone of this vintage, a light and a dark. The pics show a 804 and a farmers jack in dark stain and a fish knife with the.lighter stain like yours. Sorry for the overexposed 804 pic, I keep meaning to take better pictures that knife.


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Dwight, Duncan and John, sorry, missed these in my haste and wanted to post a "Thank You" for the nice words

 

[SteveC]

Just got this PAL Swell End Jack

 

[paulhilborn]

Very NICE Steve

 

[Campbellclanman]

Interesting Bone on that Pal. Nice Clip Point Pal!

 

[SteveC]

Thanks guys, the jigging has kind of a wave thing going on. The covers are a bit dull looking until you get it in the sun then they come alive a bit.

 

[Maurice Fouche]

Hi Vince , I recently got hold of a Puma Trail Boss 220 975, product no: 26291.
I would like to know about it if you are familiar with it.


-Maurice

 

[tiguy7]

Swedish barrel knives have been around since the 19th century.

 

[Campbellclanman]

Great Barrel knives tiguy7

 

[tiguy7]

Thanks! I used to buy them brand new at the Olsen Knife Company showroom in Howard City Michigan. More recently I have picked them up used at gun shows, antique malls, and swap meets.

 

[veitsi_poika]

Old Kutmaster stockman...

 

[CNoyes]

I like that barrell knife with the flat sides. It will not roll off the table.

 

[herder]

Here are three official Boy Scout knives by Imperial representing different post-war decades.

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[paulhilborn]

Very nice herder, neat that the boxes are so pristine as well

 

[herder]

Thanks, Paul. Old knife boxes add a little charm to a knife.

 

[Campbellclanman]

Super cool display of the three stepped era of the Imperial Scout- The early one above is one very very nicely made knife, I have one - but with wooden scales and I am surprised just how good it is!

 

[North Shore]

A fairly nice Barnett Tool I found in a lot online