Irish made or embelished knives
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Irish made or embelished knives
Happy St Patricks day here is what I have from Ireland whats you got??LtoR Imperial,Sabre,Jowika and Imperial Matterhorn.
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Very cool! I don't think I have any. I saw a Barlow at the pawn shop a couple weeks ago that had Ireland stamped on it but I don't know if it was from Ireland or not.
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Jowika! The KING of the shell handles?
HAPPY ST. PATTY'S DAY folks, from a second gen. out of Ireland!
The stamp:
STAG
IRELAND
is an Imperial stamp that was used during the Imperial/Schrade era.
..... Joe
HAPPY ST. PATTY'S DAY folks, from a second gen. out of Ireland!
The stamp:
STAG
IRELAND
is an Imperial stamp that was used during the Imperial/Schrade era.
..... Joe
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Imperial Barlow
Nothing fancy, but definatly one of my favorites.
Charlie
Nothing fancy, but definatly one of my favorites.
Charlie
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Here's the only Irish? knife I still have laying around.
Stag Ireland Fish Knife
Stag Ireland Fish Knife
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Here's the only one I have;A.Feist Solingen half congress.
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As it's coming up on St. Patrick's Day, I thought I would share this Stag Ireland Camper that I got as part of an online auction lot that included a Camco 450, a Sheffield multi-tool and an unnamed folder knife. The scales were very loose, but I was able to remove them and reconnect them securely. I am real new to pocket knife collecting, so it was good to be able to do some light restoration to this nice camping knife!
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Well done PocketLance.
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PocketLance
Over the past few years, I've had one thats marked Ireland slip in the back door.
Over the past few years, I've had one thats marked Ireland slip in the back door.
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This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
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The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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Way to break out the Irish within us Jerry Here is a little. Irish bling on one of your favorite Kershaw
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Already pictured my one Irish knife(I think I have a couple of Imperial Ireland knives around but can't locate them at the moment)so I figured to throw in a few knives with green handles.Surprisingly I found very of them in my accumulation.
First up is a fluorescent green handled diver's knife just stamped 440 Stainless Steel.
Second is a set of steak knives(I think) made of two different types of jade.
Third is a giveaway knife from the Colonial Knife Co. that also came in a green purse.
Fourth is a,"letter opener" with a green plastic handle that turned out to be an original Case V-42 dagger unsharpened! Pic is from the original e-Bay listing.
Fifth and sixth is a couple of Fairmount Cutlery Co knives with green cel handles.
Seventh is a Federal Knife Co dogleg jack.
Eighth is a small size Hubertus leverlock switchblade.
Nine and ten are a couple of very old utility knives;one by Hyde and the other by Jambor Mfg. of Chicago.
First up is a fluorescent green handled diver's knife just stamped 440 Stainless Steel.
Second is a set of steak knives(I think) made of two different types of jade.
Third is a giveaway knife from the Colonial Knife Co. that also came in a green purse.
Fourth is a,"letter opener" with a green plastic handle that turned out to be an original Case V-42 dagger unsharpened! Pic is from the original e-Bay listing.
Fifth and sixth is a couple of Fairmount Cutlery Co knives with green cel handles.
Seventh is a Federal Knife Co dogleg jack.
Eighth is a small size Hubertus leverlock switchblade.
Nine and ten are a couple of very old utility knives;one by Hyde and the other by Jambor Mfg. of Chicago.
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A few more:
A couple of Kutmaster Girl Scout knives.
An old Phillipines balisong knife.
A Russian folder with shot shell extractor guards.
A Spyderco Yachtsman knife
An old folding manicure file in the shape of a leg.
A couple of Kutmaster Girl Scout knives.
An old Phillipines balisong knife.
A Russian folder with shot shell extractor guards.
A Spyderco Yachtsman knife
An old folding manicure file in the shape of a leg.
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Well it's after St. Patricks day but this is the first time I am seeing the thread so here is one.
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Interesting knife! Quite a mix of styling cues on that one.Looks like old English style kicks on the blades;the screwdriver blade looks like one out of a French champagne pattern and the corkscrew looks like a German made one.Beechtree wrote:Well it's after St. Patricks day but this is the first time I am seeing the thread so here is one.
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Thanks K7K,
It is an interesting piece, the ivory is choice and the fit is very nice. Strangely enough, it is only the screwdriver and awl which have a true crocus polish with the blades being a glaze, quite odd. Either way, it is a finely made knife, well assembled with attention payed to detail.
It is an interesting piece, the ivory is choice and the fit is very nice. Strangely enough, it is only the screwdriver and awl which have a true crocus polish with the blades being a glaze, quite odd. Either way, it is a finely made knife, well assembled with attention payed to detail.
"A tool is but an extension of a man's hand." -Henry Ward Beecher
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Beechtree thats a great knife, the only Irish knives I've got are cheap ole Imperials, but the barlow and the ole stockman will make the hair fly.