C F KAYSER; Solingen, Germany

[BWT]

I also bought this strong and unique knife from Barry. This one is 4 3/8" closed.
A beautiful knife.

You certainly did good on those two, both beautiful knives, especially the first one. Thanks for sharing. Bill

[FRJ]

Thank you, Bill, and welcome here.

[FRJ]

Here is another C. F. Kayser. A single clip blade, barehead jack. 4 5/16" closed.

Another thank you to Barry for making it available.

Thanks for looking.

[deo-pa]

Another beauty Joe. Once again I lost out. It was my bid that you beat. Curse you FRJ!!

How many Kaysers in your collection now?

Dennis

[FRJ]

Hi Dennis, I have these three that are in this thread. I feel very fortunate to have them.
They are in beautiful condition, as you can see.

[deo-pa]

They are beautiful indeed. That Roland sure has the eye for fine pocketknives. I've been doing some direct purchases from him and he is a real gentleman and a pleasure to work with.

Dennis

[FRJ]

[kootenay joe]

This is a 3" four blade Senator, all blades marked "Huser". There is a very faint sample # on the front side of master blade. Beautiful knife, from late 1800's to early 1900's by C.F.Kayser, i believe.
The carved pearl is difficult to photograph well.
kj

[deo-pa]

Roland,

Sending PM in case this beauty is for sale.

Dennis

[alabama]

wire stripper=electricians knife

[kootenay joe]

"wire stripper=electricians knife"
yes, i posted that on previous page, or are you referring to a different knife ?
kj

[FRJ]

This is a beautiful and very fine knife.

[kootenay joe]

3 3/4" Stag Multiblade, unmarked except for sample #. Made by C.F.Kayser circa 1900.
kj

[FRJ]

And another beautiful knife. Unique frame. Very nice.

[kootenay joe]

The pattern names we know are for USA & British made knives. European made knives have many patterns not seen in knives from USA or Britain.
"Swell End Multiblade" is a name for above knife that describes it.

Here is a "Trapper Multiblade", 3 3/4", 6 'blades' plus corkscrew, no markings other than sample number on back of master. Made by C.F.Kayser circa 1900.
kj

[FRJ]

A trapper like no other. Looks well constructed.

[Alien883]

This is a 3" four blade Senator, all blades marked "Huser". There is a very faint sample # on the front side of master blade. Beautiful knife, from late 1800's to early 1900's by C.F.Kayser, i believe.
The carved pearl is difficult to photograph well.
kj

Wow!!!! Awesome!!!

[Madmarco]

This is a 3" four blade Senator, all blades marked "Huser". There is a very faint sample # on the front side of master blade. Beautiful knife, from late 1800's to early 1900's by C.F.Kayser, i believe.
The carved pearl is difficult to photograph well.
kj

Wow!!!! Awesome!!!

You do realize A883 that the last post is from Jan./2018, don't you? It doesn't matter that you posted now, just wanted to be sure you were aware how old it is!

[Alien883]

Thanks!

[New_Windsor_NY]

This pocket knife was in a group of pocket knives that I bought. I did NOT buy the group to obtain this particular pocket knife. It is a C.F.(?) KAYSER GERMANY, single blade(?), single tang stamp, 3 1/4" closed, all metal, pocket knife. If the tang stamp had "C.F." included, it doesn't now. It appears that this pocket knife originally had two blades at one time, it has just one blade now. It also looks like there was something engraved on the main side, but not much remains. Overall, it is in pretty good shape and still has some life left in it. I gave it a minimal cleaning. I took some pictures and here it is.
Caption(s), if any, are on the BOTTOM of the corresponding picture(s).
Click on a picture to ENLARGE.

[FRJ]

A nice little pen knife.

[New_Windsor_NY]

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Thank you, Joe.