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Went to a swap meet today and found some more I couldn't pass up. Most are Colonial or Imperial. The Barlow in the top left says Naugatuck Cutlery...not a lot of info on it yet but seems to be pretty old. I do not collect knives ...(I keep telling myself that) I just tell the wife they are too good of a deal to pass up!!
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Uuhhhmmm, could you not find any Barlows???
J/K nice haul and came home with quite the load!
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I was starting to think I had a problem so I left a few Barlow's behind lol. It was rough but I already had one like them so they made it easier.Uuhhhmmm, could you not find any Barlows???
J/K nice haul and came home with quite the load!
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Is that an old Northfield Barlow in bone on the top left? Looks like a nice one!
Also really cool tools on the right? Some kind of sailors tool or rope workers?
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That one says Naugatuck Cutlery on it. I'm ask about it over in AllAboutPocketKnives. It a Connecticut com and I think late 1800s but not 100% sure. Definitely seen better days but the bone is really aged nice.
Is that an old Northfield Barlow in bone on the top left? Looks like a nice one!
Also really cool tools on the right? Some kind of sailors tool or rope workers?
Those others are sailor knives...they gave a Marlin spike, blade and a can opener. I think that style started in the 30s and was mass produced all over Europe.
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Thanks Mack...yeah I paid $95 for the lot! .there was one more knife that the wife picked out....it was a red bone handle barlow...but after I looked at it was really bad Pakistani something so it didn't make the pic lol.