Boys Knives Through the Years
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Nice Lee, very nice
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What a beauty, Lee. A true boys knife for sure with that blunt tip.
I would think yours is earlier than mine too.
Very nice. Right in your wheelhouse.
I haven't received my Knife Magazine renewal yet. Looking to see your article.
I would think yours is earlier than mine too.
Very nice. Right in your wheelhouse.
I haven't received my Knife Magazine renewal yet. Looking to see your article.
Joe
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Knice knife Lee.
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Wow, Lee, that is a beauty! With that knife and a good imagination, I'll bet some boy tamed the Wild West and a hundred other adventures! I sure wish these old knives could talk!
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~Reverand
Everything else is just a hobby.
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Thanks very much Mike, Joe, doglegg and Reverand ... and your absolutely right Reverand - if those knives could only talk !!!
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Loads of great examples on here to look out for
I've consolidated my collection to these, with peanuts being my other weakness
I'd grab one or two more but at the moment I'm hunting a 3" closed Barlow
I've consolidated my collection to these, with peanuts being my other weakness
I'd grab one or two more but at the moment I'm hunting a 3" closed Barlow
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Nice lineup of knives Corso ...
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Thanks
they are my thing at the moment
and I've now a 3" closed Barlow on its way if the USPS works its magic
they are my thing at the moment
and I've now a 3" closed Barlow on its way if the USPS works its magic
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A few Imperials with chains and 1 Hammer brand. The 2blade with the card and badge is the Hammer brand. The one Deputy Sheriffs knife that is a little faded says by Colt. Ive not seen that before.
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Been some great stuff here, sure have learned a lot reading and drooling.Now that I know more will separate the ones that are in my accumulation.Will get some pics out in next few days and try tO. Keep this one going. Be safe folks
JP
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Those are stunning, the chains ,the collection ,the pics ,Awesome
JP
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Awesome Kerry - Great to have the chains with those as they are not easy either - nice collection .. I'm not sure what "by Colt" means on that knife handle - is the stamp on blade Imperial? Pretty cool...
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Thanks Longblade, Yes it is the IKco mark. Im thinking maybe a reference to Colt firearms company. I know what you mean on the chains to, Iam also noticing some slight differences in the chains. Perhaps they had several different vendors for the hardware.
Thanks, Kerry
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Thanks Kerry - I agree - no doubt a reference to Colt Firearms who maybe contracted these knives from Imperial as a guess - not sure... I believe Colt did make a few knives but much different knife patterns and a later time frame - which is why I was wondering about the blade stamp.. I have also seen differences among chains and no doubt made by different sources - since they were not that complicated possibly some companies made their own chains too but that is just speculation on my part....ludwig26 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 2:03 amThanks Longblade, Yes it is the IKco mark. Im thinking maybe a reference to Colt firearms company. I know what you mean on the chains to, Iam also noticing some slight differences in the chains. Perhaps they had several different vendors for the hardware.
Thanks, Kerry
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Older Catt,a Camco that has engraved in plastic “ Lone Ranger” .Then a newer Case, not sure that qualifies here?
And a New Maher and Grosh #14 chain knife.
This has been a very interesting read here about boys knifes, seems they’re made for all ages of boys, even us Older Boys
And a New Maher and Grosh #14 chain knife.
This has been a very interesting read here about boys knifes, seems they’re made for all ages of boys, even us Older Boys
JP
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Derek recommended that I post this here. I will try to dig out my Boy’s knives and take pictures in the coming days, I have a few.
This is a GEC Tidioute pattern 15 Lick Creek Boy’s Knife. Gunstock Jack’s had a few of these customized by Esynx with cocobolo handles and a stainless crest shield.
This is a GEC Tidioute pattern 15 Lick Creek Boy’s Knife. Gunstock Jack’s had a few of these customized by Esynx with cocobolo handles and a stainless crest shield.
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So here are all the boy’s knives that I have. Some may not be considered a true boy’s knife since they aren’t bare heads, but they are smaller knives. Wasn’t sure if the Barlows would be in this category or not.
The jigged blue bone one is the very first GEC knife I bought.
The jigged blue bone one is the very first GEC knife I bought.
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Very nice group of "boys" you have there Mark! Really like the one you posted by itself before the group shot. BTW, why are they called "boys" knives?
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Go back to the start of this thread, you will find it interesting reading, and there is a good link to an earlier thread.
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Thanks cudgee , very good info!
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A few new pickups.
Another pewter handled Frary
United cut tin handle
Howard Bro’s
Northfield knife co Conn with safety end
AW Wadsworth
Joseph Rogers
Imperial San Diego zoo Imperial with a little different clover than I’ve go with most of these.
Kerry
Another pewter handled Frary
United cut tin handle
Howard Bro’s
Northfield knife co Conn with safety end
AW Wadsworth
Joseph Rogers
Imperial San Diego zoo Imperial with a little different clover than I’ve go with most of these.
Kerry
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Great looking group of boys knives Kerry ... Nice scores on all but I especially like the Frary, Rogers and Northfield!! Was the Northfield stamp the arched Northfield/Knife Co ???
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