Guess its appropriate that I found this today, for memorial day. Right box wrong wrapper, otherwise unused. Some discoloration on the blades,but overall in good shape. Pretty good action,tiny bit of side play on the spey. I don't know much about Old Cutler other than I know it's not a Boker brand. To those who served a deep and heartfelt THANK YOU
Thanks for the info guys, think this will be one I carry more for novelty and conversation. It definitely is tough enough for a good user,but I'd like to preserve the etch. In fact I carried it today,showed to the gentleman that I bought the Case from. He had a good spread of knives. From moderns to a couple cases full of bokers,case,and old stock USA Schrades and Uncle Henry. He looked it over and said something like,"Well, I ain't seen an Old Cutler in years, that's a pretty good knife,nice find" Probably take the hour drive back up to that flea market in the future Nice to find someone with a good selection of new old stock knives. And ain't trying to gouge you on the prices either
Railsplitter
Very nice show all round, really like that Small Congress
Used to be able to get Bulleit here in Finland, but alas no longer Great drink!
Your wife has great taste, both of those knives are beautiful.
Really, you can't go wrong either way. Is that white bone? I know what I'd do with it.Picked up this Khyber at an estate sale. One back lock blade and one slip joint. I can't decide if I should sharpen it and drop it in my pocket, or display it for posterity.
It's genuine plastic, not bone, with authentic scratches and cracks. I guess I'll put it to use and get my seven bucks worth out of it.Really, you can't go wrong either way. Is that white bone? I know what I'd do with it.
