Mystery Knife Game

[peanut740]

Roland think of an old English Admiral.

[WillyCamaro]

Nelsen Knife Co!

[peanut740]

Nelsen Knife Co!

Willy is the winner!.I knew it was obscure and Goins has very little info.That makes it kind of hard to give hints.Sweet little knife.
Willy you are up.

[kootenay joe]

Not exactly right. Nelson is not spelt as "Nelsen".
I'm just annoyed with myself for not checking back sooner.
kj

[Ridgegrass]

Could you guys be talking about Axel Nilsson, Germany? They were imported by Thompson Hardware and maybe Nelson Hardware in Roanoke, VA. I'm a bit confused ?? Here's a cattle knife marked, AXEL NILSSON, SWEDISH STEEL. No "Germany" . (Did the Germans advertise "Swedish Steel"?)
Could be pre tariff but not sure those glitter celluloid scales could be that old. Doesn't appear to be altered. Just wondering. Levine says Nelson Knife Co. may have been Nelson Hardware, c. 1915. J.O'.

[peanut740]

Could you guys be talking about Axel Nilsson, Germany? They were imported by Thompson Hardware and maybe Nelson Hardware in Roanoke, VA. I'm a bit confused ?? Here's a cattle knife marked, AXEL NILSSON, SWEDISH STEEL. No "Germany" . (Did the Germans advertise "Swedish Steel"?)
Could be pre tariff but not sure those glitter celluloid scales could be that old. Doesn't appear to be altered. Just wondering. Levine says Nelson Knife Co. may have been Nelson Hardware, c. 1915. J.O'.

Every Axel Nilsson knife I have ever seen was made by Utica. They may be some German ones,but Levine isn't always correct.He just thinks he is.

[WillyCamaro]

Thank you Roger. Only 1 Nelson listed in Goins, so it was kinda a no brainer...

I resign my turn to Kj. Yer up Roland.

[kootenay joe]

Thank you Roger. Only 1 Nelson listed in Goins, so it was kinda a no brainer...

I resign my turn to Kj. Yer up Roland.

Willy, thank you but i have to pass up this opportunity. I am leaving in the morning to continue the packing up of the contents of my 'country' house that i recently sold and the internet connection there is intermittent.
kj

[WillyCamaro]

Thank you Roger. Only 1 Nelson listed in Goins, so it was kinda a no brainer...

I resign my turn to Kj. Yer up Roland.

Willy, thank you but i have to pass up this opportunity. I am leaving in the morning to continue the packing up of the contents of my 'country' house that i recently sold and the internet connection there is intermittent.
kj

Got it mate, np.

[WillyCamaro]

I'll dig around tomorrow, and see if I can put something up folks.
I do apologise for the delay; let's give the 'ole gears a rest for tonight.

[Ridgegrass]

Peanut: That explains the lack of "Germany" in the stamp. And, It does look like a Utica. Thanks. J.O'.

[peanut740]

Peanut: That explains the lack of "Germany" in the stamp. And, It does look like a Utica. Thanks. J.O'.

[WillyCamaro]

Sup fellow monkey's, time to get the 'ole gears a'working again.

Next knife up for guess is a large stock pattern. Dark jigged bone handles (dark root beer brown, doesn't show well on camera). Turkish clip main blade, long key pull.
This ones a little tricky folks, she's not what she appears to be...

[Ridgegrass]

US made? Utica/Kutmaster J>O'.

[edge213]

Primble

[peanut740]

Eye Brand

[WillyCamaro]

Sorry gents, not what I'm looking for.

Yer on to something there John...

[edge213]

Boker

[Ridgegrass]

Kutmaster J.O'.

[WillyCamaro]

Sorry gents, both ice cold.

Hint: Lasagna and white wine was fashionable in '42.

[Ridgegrass]

ROMO J.O'.

[WillyCamaro]

50/50 John. Right country, wrong maker.

Here's you next hint, should throw a wrench into the system...

Spear-point pen, warncliff secondary's... And I can 110% promise you, you've never seen this stamp before. Forget about Goins', nothing even remotely close. She's a rare one, indeed.

[Ridgegrass]

TIC (Italy) J.O'.

[glennbad]

ATCO

[New_Windsor_NY]

Sup.....

BUSHMAN.