Thanks for the info Augie Yours does look to be the same knife with much fuller blades, very nice pair you have there.
Real Eye Candy Lloyd . Fantastic knives my friend .Was going through my Robeson Pocket Eze collection and thought I would post a photo of some since this Old Knives thread hasn’t moved for a few days. Hope you enjoy!
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Amazing knives everyone! Charlie the Schrades look incredible!
Lloyd did those mind boggling arched stamped Schrades come from New Jersey by any chance?
Here's a real oldy, the earliest hobo I've seen. The mark is from John Tricket of Dungworth in the neighborhood of Sheffield I believe. He and his touch mark are listed in the Sheffield directory of 1787, but cutlery guild rules didn't allow names to be stamped into knives until around 1814 (although some did anyway), so I would date this knife to roughly that time period. The horn handles have seen better days, but considering most items from that time have turned to dust by now I'd say it's in pretty decent shape!
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Eric
Eric, you be guessin right!