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Wonderful set! I have the same 194 here in my backpack as back up, and I have an e.o. Exactly like the sweet Robeson, but, mine is a Valley Forge and unfortunately the pen is broken although, it does have a very cool Valley Forge in what looks like a neat script of Old English font or similar...I find it amazing that it was used alot and the frosted script remains fairly well for a jack that is potentially 100 years or more old...good show and tell today sir!View attachment 1584844
Schrade 194OT, and Robeson 12227 EO Jack, 1922-39View attachment 1584845View attachment 1584846Ok, this is funny. I thought to do a search using “Robeson 12227 eo jack”.
The very first search result was my exact knife, with a highly detailed description. His description of it’s having been subjected to the drooling ministrations of a demented Fluffer ‘n Buffer, the photos, and naming of the identical marks leave no doubt it’s my knife. I did not buy it from this guy, so it’s been passed around a bit.
There was a time when I optimistically decided the scales were ebony, but it looks like I was overly optimistic.
Here’s the link ~ it’s a long expired sales ad, but worth reading just to see an honest and THOROUGH knife description!
Vintage ROBESON ShurEdge ROCHESTER 12227 Teardrop EO Jack Pocket Knife 1922-1939 | #1889878357
This is a Vintage ROBESON ShurEdge ROCHESTER 12224 2-Blade Teardrop Easy Open Jack Folding Pocket Knife with What Appears to be an Unused and Unsharpened Carbon Steel Spear Point Main Blade, an Unusedwww.worthpoint.com
The blade is scratched and dirty, thought I would add it to my reply here...cheers!
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