MAKER: Iroquois, (possibly made by Utica)

PATTERN:   Jack

LENGTH (Closed):   3-1/8”

BOLSTERS:   Steel tip bolsters

HANDLES:   Jigged black composition

BLADES:   Clip and pin blades

LINERS:   Steel

TANG STAMPS:   IROQUOIS/MADE IN U.S.A.

CONDITION:   Very Good

DAMAGE:   Normal use and wear. Slight shrinkage of handle material with a couple of cracks at the pins.

BLADE WEAR:   Approximately 15%

SNAP:   Good

MADE IN:   U.S.A.

ADDITIONAL INFO:      I could not find much information on Iroquois cutlery. Bernard Levine, in LG4, dates it is 1930s – 1940s and says it may have been a manufacturer’s brand and was probably made by Utica Cutlery. John Goins, Goins Encyclopedia of Cutlery Markings, dates the IROQUOIS/MADE IN U.S.A. tang stamp as 1920-1940.

If you collect the jackknife pattern or pre-World War II knives or if you’re like me and enjoy unusual and out of the ordinary brands, this knife would make a nice addition to your collection, and it won’t blow your knife budget for the month either.

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Item # 16084