Tuxedos

[Stanwade]

Beautiful tuxedos John!

Here’s a Camillus...

[FRJ]

Another beautiful knife from you, John. That is a looker. Those bones!

Nice little Camillus, Stanwade.
I show one on page one but not as nice as yours.

[Stanwade]

Thanks Joe! I checked your knives out… Very nice!… I got that Camillus for a song on eBay a long time ago I paid $20 or right around that for it..I remember because I couldn’t believe I got such a nice nice so cheap…

[JohnR]

Dale, Ryan, Joe, thank you all.

[richard]

found this tiny argyle. cutlery co. germany .i forgot i had

[FRJ]

After all these years it's still a worthy little knife.
Thanks for showing it here, Richard.

[danno50]

Beautiful Catt, John! As you said, lovely bone on a small package.
Nice additions to the thread Ryan and Richard.
Here is a Keen Kutter. I took a photo with the dime for scale to show how delicate a little package these knives are.

[Stanwade]

Cool little knife Dan!

[FRJ]

That knife is exquisite, Dan. Such a little beauty. I love the little bar shield.
You really spruced up the thread with that one. Thank you.

[danno50]

Thank you Ryan and Joe!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Reviving this thread for probably just a very brief moment. This "tuxedo" knife was one out of a group of three knives that I bought. Bought for one particular knife. This knife is not that particular knife. This knife is tang stamped STAIN (over) LESS (over) JAPAN and it has two blades. It measures 2 1/2" closed and 5 1/4" with both blades open. It needed no cleaning. I took a few pictures and here is the knife.

[Papa Bones]

Reviving this thread for probably just a very brief moment. This "tuxedo" knife was one out of a group of three knives that I bought. Bought for one particular knife. This knife is not that particular knife. This knife is tang stamped STAIN (over) LESS (over) JAPAN and it has two blades. It measures 2 1/2" closed and 5 1/4" with both blades open. It needed no cleaning. I took a few pictures and here is the knife.

Not a bad looking Tuxedo Skip. The handles reminds me of some of the dark red sandalwood handles that were used on some Parker Cut Co knives made in Seki Japan.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Not a bad looking Tuxedo Skip. The handles reminds me of some of the dark red sandalwood handles that were used on some Parker Cut Co knives made in Seki Japan.

Thank you Smitty.

[TPK]

Reviving this thread for probably just a very brief moment. This "tuxedo" knife was one out of a group of three knives that I bought. Bought for one particular knife. This knife is not that particular knife. This knife is tang stamped STAIN (over) LESS (over) JAPAN and it has two blades. It measures 2 1/2" closed and 5 1/4" with both blades open. It needed no cleaning. I took a few pictures and here is the knife.

Looks awesome Skip! Nice score!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Looks awesome Skip! Nice score!

Thank you Tom.

[woodwalker]

Reviving this thread for probably just a very brief moment. This "tuxedo" knife was one out of a group of three knives that I bought. Bought for one particular knife. This knife is not that particular knife. This knife is tang stamped STAIN (over) LESS (over) JAPAN and it has two blades. It measures 2 1/2" closed and 5 1/4" with both blades open. It needed no cleaning. I took a few pictures and here is the knife.

Pretty little knife Skip! I like it!

[New_Windsor_NY]

Pretty little knife Skip! I like it!

Thank you Kevin.

[1967redrider]

Unless I missed it, hard to believe no one posted a Case Tuxedo yet. Well, here's my one and only -156 from 2011 LP in Cayenne bone, a Camillus 49 and having a hard time identifying the smallest one . . . M?RS UNION CUTLERY CO. Couldn't find a match in Goins.

[FRJ]

Unless I missed it, hard to believe no one posted a Case Tuxedo yet. Well, here's my one and only -156 from 2011 LP in Cayenne bone, a Camillus 49 and having a hard time identifying the smallest one . . . M?RS UNION CUTLERY CO. Couldn't find a match in Goins.

Thanks for posting your nice knives, redrider.
I have a MFRS Union Cutlery Co. too.
I found this information in Goin's under Union.
Looks like we have an old and scarce knife. -- 1887-1888

[TPK]

Unless I missed it, hard to believe no one posted a Case Tuxedo yet. Well, here's my one and only -156 from 2011 LP in Cayenne bone, a Camillus 49 and having a hard time identifying the smallest one . . . M?RS UNION CUTLERY CO. Couldn't find a match in Goins.

Congrats! Triplets! Very cool knives John!

[TPK]

Unless I missed it, hard to believe no one posted a Case Tuxedo yet. Well, here's my one and only -156 from 2011 LP in Cayenne bone, a Camillus 49 and having a hard time identifying the smallest one . . . M?RS UNION CUTLERY CO. Couldn't find a match in Goins.

Thanks for posting your nice knives, redrider.
I have a MFRS Union Cutlery Co. too.
I found this information in Goin's under Union.
Looks like we have an old and scarce knife. -- 1887-1888

Wow! That's Pretty Old! Congrats to both of you!

[cody6268]

Reviving this thread for probably just a very brief moment. This "tuxedo" knife was one out of a group of three knives that I bought. Bought for one particular knife. This knife is not that particular knife. This knife is tang stamped STAIN (over) LESS (over) JAPAN and it has two blades. It measures 2 1/2" closed and 5 1/4" with both blades open. It needed no cleaning. I took a few pictures and here is the knife.

I just got a slightly larger version in the POS exchange. 3 1/8" closed, imitation Mother of Pearl handles, same "STAIN (over) LESS (over) JAPAN" tang stamp, but also note an added "P.C." tang stamp. I would say it's a safe guess to bet both came from the same factory.

[1967redrider]

Unless I missed it, hard to believe no one posted a Case Tuxedo yet. Well, here's my one and only -156 from 2011 LP in Cayenne bone, a Camillus 49 and having a hard time identifying the smallest one . . . M?RS UNION CUTLERY CO. Couldn't find a match in Goins.

Thanks for posting your nice knives, redrider.
I have a MFRS Union Cutlery Co. too.
I found this information in Goin's under Union.
Looks like we have an old and scarce knife. -- 1887-1888

Thanks, Joe! By the way, which page is that on? I've been through Goins' book several times and cannot find it. Or maybe I have the wrong edition?

[FRJ]

By the way, which page is that on?

That is on page 279.
I have Goin's copy 1998.

[1967redrider]

By the way, which page is that on?

That is on page 279.
I have Goin's copy 1998.

I think that's my problem, my edition only goes up to page 272.