Had an excellent weekend at the GEC Rendezvous and Queen Show. One of the most interesting knives I traded for is this Baldwin Washington Jack, little smaller than your average Washington jack at 3 1/4.
Nice condition with a faint blade etc, I Cut Keen/I Cut Keen. Another nice feature is flush and square joints.
Not a whole lot out there on Baldwin, pretty sure they did not make knives but were just a distributer. Any information on Baldwin or the manufacturer is most appreciated.
Baldwin Cutlery Co New Orleans
Baldwin Cutlery Co New Orleans
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Re: Baldwin Cutlery Co New Orleans
Neat knife! First one I've seen. Looks very classy and well made.
Mike
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There are those who are...and those who wish they were. He himself decides.
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Re: Baldwin Cutlery Co New Orleans
I have a moose pattern marked Baldwin New Orleans that was definitely a 1950's Schrade contract knife. Typical Schrade peachseed bone.
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Re: Baldwin Cutlery Co New Orleans
That sure is a beauty!
Doug
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The words vintage and antique are vague. Actually most words are vague. Even the word vague is vague.
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