That is a cool knife!
Old and Obscure Brands
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Thanks Ike I found it on eBay, paid a little more than I thought it was worth, but I figured I might not see another one.
Bill
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Bill, wonderful obscure folder for sure How long is it?
Here is a couple photos of a Jack I bought a few years ago on Ebay on sort of a whim. I liked the looks of the rather unusual jigged bone handles. It is tang stamped L. C. Co. Nicholson PA. It was, according Goins, a mark used by Lackawanna Cutlery Co. 1917-1921. I know Lackawanna made a lot of celluloid picture handle knives but not so many bone handled knives.
Here is a couple photos of a Jack I bought a few years ago on Ebay on sort of a whim. I liked the looks of the rather unusual jigged bone handles. It is tang stamped L. C. Co. Nicholson PA. It was, according Goins, a mark used by Lackawanna Cutlery Co. 1917-1921. I know Lackawanna made a lot of celluloid picture handle knives but not so many bone handled knives.
Lloyd
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I like those bones too, Lloyd.
Nice full blades.
That knife is a beauty!
Nice full blades.
That knife is a beauty!
Joe
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What Joe said, beautiful knife Lloyd.
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What Joe and John said.
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That's a great looking knife with Beautiful boneDuffer wrote: ↑Fri Mar 04, 2022 12:47 am Bill, wonderful obscure folder for sure How long is it?
Here is a couple photos of a Jack I bought a few years ago on Ebay on sort of a whim. I liked the looks of the rather unusual jigged bone handles. It is tang stamped L. C. Co. Nicholson PA. It was, according Goins, a mark used by Lackawanna Cutlery Co. 1917-1921. I know Lackawanna made a lot of celluloid picture handle knives but not so many bone handled knives.
David
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Wow, Lloyd! That is nice, thanks for showing!Duffer wrote: ↑Fri Mar 04, 2022 12:47 am Bill, wonderful obscure folder for sure How long is it?
Here is a couple photos of a Jack I bought a few years ago on Ebay on sort of a whim. I liked the looks of the rather unusual jigged bone handles. It is tang stamped L. C. Co. Nicholson PA. It was, according Goins, a mark used by Lackawanna Cutlery Co. 1917-1921. I know Lackawanna made a lot of celluloid picture handle knives but not so many bone handled knives.
Ike
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WOW ! Beautiful piece of cutlery .. and history !
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Thanks guys for your nice comments on my knife!!
Here is another obscure knife marking, at least to me. It is a Pavian Cutlery Co. St. Paul MN 1907-1920. I did a search on AAPK with just a very few results. According to Goins they were a wholesale distributor of cutlery, silverware and clocks. This opposite end pen knife is 3.25 inches.
Here is another obscure knife marking, at least to me. It is a Pavian Cutlery Co. St. Paul MN 1907-1920. I did a search on AAPK with just a very few results. According to Goins they were a wholesale distributor of cutlery, silverware and clocks. This opposite end pen knife is 3.25 inches.
Lloyd
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Wow, that is a beautiful knife!Duffer wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 1:05 am Thanks guys for your nice comments on my knife!!
Here is another obscure knife marking, at least to me. It is a Pavian Cutlery Co. St. Paul MN 1907-1920. I did a search on AAPK with just a very few results. According to Goins they were a wholesale distributor of cutlery, silverware and clocks. This opposite end pen knife is 3.25 inches.
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That's a real winner!Duffer wrote: ↑Sat Mar 05, 2022 1:05 am Thanks guys for your nice comments on my knife!!
Here is another obscure knife marking, at least to me. It is a Pavian Cutlery Co. St. Paul MN 1907-1920. I did a search on AAPK with just a very few results. According to Goins they were a wholesale distributor of cutlery, silverware and clocks. This opposite end pen knife is 3.25 inches.
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Nice one! Houston Price lists them as Pavian-Adams.1906-1920. Not many of them around I'd guess.Wonder who made it ? J.O'.
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Ike, wonderful knife with gorgeous bone jigged handles Handles look almost like they were carved, gouged, chiseled by Nature!
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Lloyd, a couple of excellent looking knives
Ike, nice one
Ike, nice one
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